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Dupuis United Press International lor wood stove, arid located near bus line and shoopingll By Alex GIrelll Aug, 1, 1984. and (lid get the Herald Reporter contract. HARTFORD — A stale commis­ He also held the contract for sion has informally agreed to SOUTH WINDSOR Republican town directors this temporary insurance (luring con- I New listing. Immaculate 8 room Contemporary Colonial 1 st floor family recommend pay hikes for Connec­ slruclion. There was no competi­ room, large dining room, eat-in kitchen, 4 bedrooms, 2'4 baths, sun- . in * ■ morning called for a cursory audit A ticut’s lop elected officials who Feel free to call us for a personal showing on this of the operations of the Bennet tive bidding for that contract. deck. above ground pool, large lot Excellent value at $165,(X)0 haven’t had a raise in more than move-in condition. 8'/i room, 4 bedroom, bath -Li- ] h.**-. Apartments, conducted under a Stevenson said such temporary two years. home, with 1st floor laundry room, large family partnership belween the town and conslruction insurance contracts Members of the Commission on room with cathedral ceiling and private deck. It Community Development Corp. of are often not bid competitively has many attractive custom features to offer the Compensation of Elected Officials Hartford The Republicans also raised a finest in comfortable living. and Judges agreed Wednesday question about the selection of The U&R REALTY CO. when asked by Chairman Joseph At a news conference in the Lawrence Associates by Commun­ Bolton "Executive Dreem Houee" $120*8 STRANO REAL ESTATE R. McCormick il raises are in office of Republican Minority ity Development Corp as the with exceptional style, grace and layout, 7 tastefully decorated rooms, order for Ihe governor and other Leader William J. Diana, the 643-2692 IV, r, CKN i rR Sr , M \NCflKSTKH, cl brick fireplace, cathedral celling, sky lights, family room. 2 car garage architect for the Bennet project. top elected officials. i Republican directors raised a U and nice country lotll Treat yourseltll They also asked why no money Robert D. Murdock, Realtor CALL TODAY - 647,SOLDrK "We leel that something should nurnber of questions about the has been paid to the town in lieu of ^TAmerica’s Number 1 Top Seller — Century ZV be done, we don’t know what, operation of the apartments for taxes "as agreed upon." Mercier however, it may be,” McCormick elderly and handicapped people. said she reviewed minutes of a said, noting that the top elected ■ N 211 MAIN Tf'f F- T • M A N C H f ‘J M i The three — Diana, Donna R. number of meetings of the Bennet officials haven't received a raise Mercier, and Thomas H. Et-rguson Non-Profit Housing Corp. and saw since their current terms began in — called for a simple audit by D.vy/.FiSH Vf RNfJN C m C l I • VI UNON nothing that indicated a deferral of 8 7 M 4 0 0 1983. Gerald Oxrant. the town's auditor. taxes. The agreement between the Under state law and the constitu­ They also said they have asked town and CDC calls for deferring tion, the Legislature cannot raise General Manager Robert B. Weiss G payment of the taxes until receipts salaries of its members or the to gel a report from the Bennet exceed expenditures. state’s lop elected officials during Non-Profit Housing Corp., an The Republicans placed blame the current terms of the office­ agency created by the town to for uncorrecled problems al the holders. oversee conversion of the forpter Bennet complex on CDC. saying Thus, the earliest salaries for Bennet Junior High School build­ the Bennet Non-Profit Housing ^ Real Estate members of the General Assembly ing to 45 apartments. Corp. was not informed of them by "W e Love The and the governor and other lop elected officials can be raised is Mercier said Weiss has written a CDC. Diana said the contract between 1987 when the terms of candidates letter to John FitzGerald, chair­ the town and CDC makes CDC Challenge” elected next year will begin. man ol* the Bennet Non-Profit responsible for the acts of people BRAND NEW LISTING! MY OH MY! In addition to the informal Housing Corp., asking for a report. Does this home have a beautiful new rherr\ who work for il directly or Terrific 4 bedroom home for ftrowiTig ftm ily. Fire­ agreement that the lop officials The news conference on Bennet kitchen, large -tnacious rtmms. 2fireplares. Mumi- indirectly, like The Lawrence 647-8400 place. appliances. 2 car fiarage. Verplank school dis­ should be paid more, the commis­ came about as a result of news­ tric t. O ffered at $9-4,500. , num siding. Cal! u> quick! O ffered in the $R0's. Associates and Maranba Builders $93,900 New Lleling ManchMtnr sion decided Wednesday to review paper stories describing a number Remodeled Colonial with 4-car garage, heated sun room. den. fire- of problems elderly and handi­ of Hartford, the conslruction placed living room, 3 bedrooms snd 2 sdditlonsi unhealed bedrooms. legislative salaries but decided not to propose higher pay for judges capped tenants have found with the contractor. Among the other questions posed McCormick said the Legislature apartment complex and their-lack this year approved a bill raising of success in getting the problems by the Republicans were: • Why weren’t the apartments judicial salaries for the next two corrected. designed for elderly people instead years, which eliminates the need Herald photo by Tarquinlo The Republicans this morning for the commission to make a fell short of suggesting that the of with cabinets that are too high, recommendation for action in the town abandon its role in the Bennet doorways that are narrow and 1986 legislative session. Summer reading partnership, although Diana was poorly installed handrails? • Why were tenants sent a letter However, the commission does opposed to the project when II was plan to have recommendations Lisa Hollins of Manchester, a stuijent at parents who lined up waiting forthe sale advocated by the Democratic saying there might be a 10 percent ready for action by lawmakers .. East Catholic High School, reads on the to start at 8:30 a.m. About 2,400 books m ajority on the Board of rent increase if there was no next year on raising the salaries of were sold. Numbers were assigned to Directors. intention to raise rents? school lawn while she waits for her "We are in it," Diana said. • Why did a brochure say there JUST HANG YOU HAT! STILL AVAILABLE! BRAND NEW LISTING $115,500 N e w L M In g M anchM tar the top elected officials and While the other rent helps pay the mortgage. 5 .3 number to be called Wednesday at the the buyers and called out in groups of "Let’s run it right” would be un on-site office for CAR built 7 room split. Fireplace. 2car garage, over Clean as a whistle! \ n \ pretiv lot on liead end Historic 9 Room Colonial with Country kitchen, 1st floor family room, fl- possibly for members of the two familv. large spacious rooms, quiet street, 1 acre. Ideal for the fam ilv on the go. O ffered al sireel. [..arge sunfNirch. rec room, plush car(>eting. school's annual used book sale. She 100. More pictures on page 10. The Republicans had prepared complaints and for a manager separate utilities Offered in the fftO's. replaced living room. 3 car garage and beautiful grounds — all In a b ^ Legislature also. • 1! 4.900 Offeretl in the high 180’s. lutely gorgeous shape. Since the governor and other lop nine questions about the Bennet when no such office exists? 2 was one of nearly 800 students and officials received their last raise in project and conditions at the • Why was there no project 1983, state employees have re­ apartments. manager or clerk to oversee the quality of conslruction? Doesn’t r ceived increases of about 24 They asked why Herbert Steven­ 349 EAST CENTER ST. percent, McCormick said. “ We NRC staff beefed up son, Democratic registrar of vo­ this show that town government is Joyce G. Epstein MANCHESTER Pick up the out of its element in housing Ontuo;, haven't really kept up with infla­ ters, is the insurance agent for the tion.” he said. property. Stevenson said later this projects such us this? Real Estate 647-8895 pho’nc ami call If the Legislature fails to ap­ morning he no longer is the agent. Among the complaints cited by WHERE THE INDIVIDUAL GETS ATTENTION ® prove raises next year, legislative He said he did not submit the tenants in Manchester Herald ( i l ( ) - l M ( ) Three Mile Isle tries restart stories last Thursday were leaky JACKSTON-SHOWCASE salaries would remain the same lowest bid for the insurance 9 until at least after the 1988 contract beginning Aug. 1. He said apartments, broken fixtures, poor legislative elections and the gover­ Bv Thom Cole executive officer of GPU Nuclear, Unit 1 has been idle since its twin he had submitted the lowest bid for outside lighting and lack of on-site nor and other top officials, who United Press International which runs the power plant, said was crippled in a partial meltdown the one-year contract that began supervision. EAST HARTFORD $79,900 Walt-Watchera serve four-year terms, couldn’t get the reactor would be restarted in March 1979, the worst accident Donyt miss this exceptional valual Attractive 69 room Colonial with 3 Just Reduced for a raise until after the 1990 HARRISBURG, Pa. - Nuclear about 12 to 16 hours after final in the history of U.S. commercial bedrooms, 1V4 baths, flreplsce. sun room & 1st floor laundry. Adjoining Regulatory Commission inspec­ clearance by the NRC. nuclear power. No U.S, reactor has lot available. Call lor dstalls. 6463-4060 Quick Sale elections. After agreeing informally that tors today made a last-minute "W e’re hopeful we’ll hear as been down so long, then restarted. Waa $84,900 Now raducad to early as (today)," Clark told $79,900 — Ownar building now raises are in order, the commis­ examination of Three Mile Island’s In a 2-1 decision, the appeals Average new house home, full of charm and charac- sion decided to seek information on Unit No, 1 in anticipation of reporters. "W e’ve been talking to court upheld a May vote by the tar. 3 bedroom Colonial w/flro- pay levels in other stales and other restarting the undamaged reactor, them. ... I’m not aware of any NRC to allow GPU Nuclear Corp. placad living room A formal din­ information and meet again in idle since a partial meltdown reasons why they should not to restart Unit 1 pegged at $101,900 Manchetter $129,900 ing room, naw root & callingt. October to consider how much of crippled 'ts twin six years ago. release us." Lawyers for Thornburgh, a ' Something Special One owner home meintalnod NRC spokesman Karl Abraham parly to the suit, were reviewing with pride. an increase to recommend. An NRC spokesman said appro­ Thai's what this house Isl Beautifully decorated — 3/4 bedrooms, 1st The last round of raises for the val to restart the reactor could said the go-ahead could come the court decision, administration WASHINGTON (UPl) - Sales of 704,000, after seasonal adjustment. floor mahogany panallad family room — rec room — fulN landscaped today. "It’s imminent,” Abraham new houses rose 1.4 percent in Call today! governor, lieutenant governor, at­ come as early as this afternoon, spokesman Roland Page said, If that rale is sustained for the Put Number 1 to work for you,’ torney general, secretary of the barring technical or legal said. adding he did not expect to July, the third good month in a row, rest of the year 1985 will end up MANCHESTER $109,900 slate, comptroller and treasurer problems. Restart opponents Gov. Dick announce plans by the governor to the highest rate in a year and a with new house sales more than 10 NICE AREAI NICE PRICEI Delightful 7 room full dormered Cape with n took effect in 1983 when the current Philip Clark, president and chief Thornburgh and the citizens group until next week. half, the Census Bureau said percent higher than last year. aasumabla mortgage feetures 3 bedrooms, spacious 1st floor family terms of the office-holders began., TMI Alert Inc. said they planned TMI Alert and the Union of today. The sales improvement in July room with wood stove. 1'4 baths & located In most desirable area. Call no last-minute court action to try to Concerned Scientists were also The report was surprisingly took place despite a $3,300 increase for an appointment. 643-4060 Walt-Watchera The' governor now receives $65,000 a year — $5,000 less than the slop the Unit 1 reactor from going parties in the federal court action. strong because the bureau revised in the average cost of a new house Inside Today on-line. ' A legal argument erupted Wed­ sales figures upward sharply for during the month, to $101,900. Thai FREE MARKET EVALUATION WAIT foravar, but you'll navor commission had recommended — while the lieutenant governor is But lawyers disagreed whether a nesday as lawyers disagreed un the last several months. June, a is still under the record average in And a aolld atone built homo on ruling Tuesday by a three-member 9.8 acraa of land w/many fruH paid $40,000 a year, the attorney 20 pages, 2 sections whether the court decision allows month in which sales originally April of $104,700. treat, grape arbor, raapbarry A general $50,000 a year, and the panel of the 3rd U.S. Circuit Court ifnmediate restart of the reactor were reported down slightly, actu- The sales results were mixed in bluaba^ buahaa, your own other officials $35,000 each. AdviC6— .12 ObllutrlM. of Appeals in Philadelphia cleared GPU Nuclear and the NRC said ally saw a 2.2 percent diflerent regions with no change at BoHofi l l 0 4 ,9 0 0 duckpondwitha foot bridge to a Legislative salaries were in­ A ru lownt. . 10 O pinion . the way for an immediate restart. the ruling permits immediate improvement. all in the Northeastern states, a 3.8 REAL ESTATE SERVICES Qrtit'velue private ^island. All this tor C lutlll6d_ .18-19 Peopletalk. Anti-nuclear activists demon­ reactivation of Unit 1, while the Builders did better than first percent increase in the Midwest, a 187.000. creased this year, when the C om l(»_ ____B Sporla_____ , 15-17 That's what this ranch offers you. Three bedrooms. 1st floor laundry, current two-year terms for Enttrtiinmenl. . 12 T a la viilo n . strated Wednesday for a second governor’s lawyers disagreed. reported In April, May and June so 3,2 percent decline in the South and 63 East Center St., Manchester, 643-4060 beautiful wooded lot. Great locatloni Sea It todayl members of the General Assembly Lotlary______2 W aathar__ day to protest the restart at nearby TMI Alert and UCS said they were that July’s new house sales were a large 10.6 percent increase in the began. TMI. There were no arrests. unsure. running at an annual rate of West. MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday. Aug. 29, I98S - S t MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday. Aug 29, 1965 Mourners pay tribute to Samantha Smith License denial raises questions Union raps Pillowtex Samantha. 13, and her father, 45. the hymns "0 God, Our Help in Ages nuclear war. Andropov responded by By Arthur Frederick inviting her for a two-week tour of his United Press International were among eight people killed Sunday Past" and "Let There be Peace on on bargaining method night when a Bar Harbor Airlines plane Earth." -country in July 1983. Burkamp seeks MVD hearing, Zinsser investigates matter William Prebble, Samantha's ad­ AUGUSTA. Maine — Samantha crashed about a half-mile short of an Gorbachev sent a personal emissary, Vladimir Kulagin, first secretary for viser at Maranacook Community By John F. Kirch « Smith, the schoolgirl who traveled to airport in Auburn. School, said from the pulpit that he and constitution that prohibits discrimination Herald Reporter Russia on a mission of peace two years Samantha's mother, Jane, leaned cultural affairs at the Soviet Embassy By Susan Vaughn against people becau.se of physical or mental . heavily on the arm of Wagner, who flew in Washington. a group of students met to talk about Herald Reporter A union official for the striking Pillowtex Corp. textile workers ago. was mourned by 1.000 friends and Samantha's life and death. disabilities. Muzio did not answer that question. , dignitaries and eulogized by Soviet to Maine from Switzerland to attend the Reading a statement from Gorba­ Stuart said the American Diabetes Associa-- threatened to file a comiilaint will) the National Labor Relations leader Mikhail Gorbachev as an ambas­ services. Wagner and Samantha were chev, Kulagin said, "You should know "We made a list of things we wouid Despite the state Motor Vehicle Depart­ tion has long held that a person should be able to ' ■ Board because of what he called "regressive bargaining" by sador of "good will, friendship and to star in a new ABC television series millions of mothers and fathers and want to do before we died," he told the ment's unwaivering denial of a public service work to his or her capability. He said some managemenl. love." called "Lime Street." kids back in Russia share this tragic mourners. "We decided we'd like to . driver's license to a Manchester businessman employment policies are based on out-of-date Robert Madore, financial secretary-treasurer for United Auto The crowd, including her TV co-star Samantha and her father were loss." travel and that we'd like to meet many ; who Is an Insulin-dependent diabetic, the issue Workers Local .376. said today that the union was considering the "The best thing would be if we ;is not dead, according to officials who have information on diabetes and should be Robert Wagner and a Soviet diplomat returning from London, where scenes peopie. We would want to make some reviewed. eomplainl because nianagemeiil was not negotiating fairly, carrying a message from Gorbachev, for the show were being taped, when the continued what they (Samantha and contribution, and if we were successful : taken an interest in the case. "They give you a proposal one day with eeonomie benefits and ' State Sen. Carl A. Zinsser, R-Manchester, "There is no question that when a person with filled St. Mary's Roman Catholic plane crashed. her father) started, with good will, at that, we wouldn't want to be stuck up diabetes is out of control it can be dangerous," then the following meeting, or two meetings later, ihey withdraw Church for Wednesday's memorial The Smiths' bodies will be cremated friendship and love. " he said. or conceited. ;said Tuesday he is unhappy with the motor President Reagan earlier sent condo­ • vehicle commisioner's response to questions he Stuart said. their proposal," Madore said "Il’s regressive bargaining." service for Samantha and her father. at a later date. "We agreed that Samantha had He conceded that it is "very tricky for Local 376 represenls aboid 90 production and maintenance Arthur. Scores of other mourners lined The bereft family sat in the front row lences to Mrs. Smith, saying "millions ! raised about the denial of the license to Kenneth authorities" to know how to handle situations of the church, located several miles of people ... will cherish and remember accomplished many of those things," he . Burkamp, who owns the Manchester Mall, workers at Pillowtex. a manufacturer of |)illows and comforters. up outside, some watching the services like Burkamp's becau.se of the known potential Most of the workers walked off their jobs Monday after a stale on a television placed on the lawn. from Samantha's hometown of Man­ Samantha, her smile, her idealism and said. Zinsser said he plans to ask Commissioner Other speakers were Gov. Joseph E. Benjamin Muzio for a more complete response for seizures. But he said more is known about mediator could not bring the two sides logelher "This little girl did things that chester Wagner sat directly behind unaffected sweetness of spirit " diabetes now and diabetics arc taking better governments don't have the power or Mrs. Smith. When Samantha was 10, she wrote a Brennan, the head of Manchester's VLADIMIR KULAGIN and will continue to investigate the matter. Richard Kernel', vice |)resident of |)ersonnel at Pillowtex, said governing Board of Selectmen and care of themselves. this morning ihat he was optimistic Ibo strike could lie sctllcd the will to do. " her school adviser told A children's choir sang "We Are The letter to Soviet President Yuri An­ comdolences from the U.S.S.R. Zinsser charged the Motor Vehicle Depart­ Burkamp has had a blood le.sler since 1979 the throng. World." and the church organist played dropov. telling him of her fears about several family friends. ment with bypassing state law. A law passed in shortly He called nuinagcmcurs propos;ds fair and said the 1975 prohibits issuance of a public , service and now carries a portable unit with him at all (‘ompany was willing to increase wagivs and benefils while license to insulin-dependent diabetiqs times. Using the unit is "the most advanced negotiating on nnn oionomic issues, such as seniority and However, the MVD continued to issue the way of controlling diabetes, " Burkamp said "It is like the gas gauge in your car." managemenl rights . Weather licenses to many diabetics until last year, when He uses the tester several times a day and can "We're more than willing lo sit down and talk ;md solve some 2 Peopletalk it revised its own regulations and denied public gel a blood sugar reading within 60 seconds. He problems, " Kernel' said "The conpany, we feel, has made a service licenses to 30 to 40 people who have 2 also has a watch ^ith two alarms - one which very fair economic offer " Kcrncr did nol elatiorale on the Today’s forecast suffered seizures of various types. s(ieeifii's of that offer The Connecticut chapter of the American tells him when to lake insulin and the other Song of the city One more pretty baby face Connecticut. Massachusetts when to eat. Striking workers, however, claimed managemenl wailed 20 Diabetes Association also plans to consider the months before offering them a r;nse of 5 cetils an hour. Madore Brooke Shields drew her usual big crowd during and Rhode Island: Today: a mix MVD's policies on licensing diabetics at an Tony Bennett's heart may be in San Francisco STUART SAID HE FAVORS any policy said Pillowtex later upiied the raise lo 10 cents. but his effort is going toward giving Los Angeles an appearance in Boston to promote her new line of clouds and sun most of the executive committee meeting Sept. 12, accord­ of jeans, but she which pushes diabetics to maintain control of "Pillowtex has been exploiting iieople in llial eommniiily for a its own trademark song. "City of the Angels ' time, then clouds spreading east ing to Walter Stuart, chapter director. the disease. He said current policies lead many "The city i^n't tied together like other cities," can't figure out across the area late this after­ long lime, and Ihey're nol going to stand for if any more," ABOUT 190,000 DIABETICS in the state. 12 diabetics to lie or deny they have the di.sea.se. Madore said he says. "But this is a song about the atmosphere why noon and evening Highs in 70s. Burkamp said he knew of several diabetics of L A. It has that Fred Astaire, beat that he I've tried to ana­ Tonight: occasional rain likely. percent of whom are estimated to be Outside the eomp;uiy's Regent Street plant this morning, 9 9 denied public service licenses who changed lyze my fame," she insulin-dependent, may be affected by the strikers tried to persuade truck drivers bringing in raw dances to a lot. " Lows in 60s Friday: periods of their names or physicians In order to retain a It should, since Astaire wrote the melody and said ' .And. really. 1 rain except mostly cloudy with policies, according to the association. materials or boxes lo shi|i goods from making their deliveries. haven I been able to Burkamp has had a public service license for license. Strikers said they Iniie turned aw;iy many drivers who were Tbomas J. Wolfe did the lyrics in 1979. scattered showers and thunder­ Stuart said that restricting some types of "It's strange that here in the city that has given come up with an storms south coast. Highs from 31 years, including 20 years during which he has supportive of their cause answer I really been diabetic. His license renewal was rejected employment for diabetics makes sense, citing the world its greatest songs has never had one of upper 60s to mid 70s except near federal prohibitions on hiring diabetics as pilots "We can stop the trucks and talk lo the drivers." said I,ois its own, " Bennett said Tuesday, a few hours can't understand it. last month. KENNETH BURKAMP Steely, a sewing maeliine operator. "But if they want to go When 1 do a promo­ 80 extreme southwest. A public service license is needed to drive a or interstate truck drivers. Those two jobs before his first Los Angeles concert in two years Maine: Mostly sunny today. . . . denied new license involve constantly changing schedules, he said. through, we have to let I hem I lirough We've turned away a few of Will San Franciscans resent his works on behalf tion like this and I bus, limousine or taxi. Burkamp still drives a their trucks. The Teamsters arc good people They sup|iort us.' see 4.000 people Highs in the upper 60s to mid 70s. limousine occasionally and said he would like to Regular schedules are important for diabetics of Los Angeles? Clouding up tonight. Rain likely because they must take insulin and eat during Striking workers laughed at the mention of workers llie "Oh no." Bennett says. "They've been too good looking up at me, 1 continue to be able to do so. company has hired lo re(ilaee them "All the good workers are to me. They re so narcissistic about their city. But don't even know southwest after midnight and a He and other insulin-dependent diabetics Clinch said. But diabetics who must have specified limes according to their individual chance of rain southeast portion Insulin daily are barred from having the special blood sugar levels, he said. out here. " said Berthe Beer, a sewing maehiiie operator. when I go there. I feel like an Arab king who owns why they're there. I were denied public service licenses during the Workers claimed replacements ha\ e left tlie job after working one of the countries in the gulf there." really don't. " towards morning. Lows in the past year because of a change in the physical license. Bui drivers of limousines, trucks or ambulan­ Bennett likes both cities but when asked about As for being a sex mid 40s to lower 50s north and 50 examination form, according to Robert Clinch, ces who have regular eight-hour schedules for only a few liouis because they couldn’t lake the working his rite he sounds like Frank Sinatra symbol, sexy is in to 60 south. Rain Friday. Highs in assistant chief of the MVD's driver's license THE REASON BEHIND the strict regula­ could handle such jobs, Stuart said. eondilions "My favorite city is New York. I love the the eye of the be­ the mid 50s to mid 60s. division. tion, Clinch said, is that there is always a In his effort to get support for changing the ".That’s not true " Kerner said "Because of had working atmosphere there," he said holder. she says New Hampshire; Mostly How’s mixed Before last year, physicians were asked if an chance of the insulin-dependent diabetic and regulations on public service licensing, Bur­ conditions’’ To the best of my knowledge no one has left because "1 don't find it sunny today. Highs in the upper Today a mix of clouds and sunshine through most of today but applicant had diabetes, but the form also asked other people who may suffer seizures, such as kamp has also contacted Consumer Protection of poor working conditions " strange that I'm 60s north to mid 70s south. clouding up towards evening Highs 75 to 80 Winds north around 10 the doctor to indicate whether he or she felt the epileptics, of going into shock. He cited a 1981 Commissioner Mary Heslin and Gov. William Negotiations for what would be the workers first uiiion considered a sex mph diminishing to light and variable this afternoon Tonight: cloudy applicant was qualified to operate a public accident in which a bus driver suffered a O'Neill. contract began in April, one month after they voted 46-29 lo join Brooke Shields Clouding up tonight. Rain likely Heslin. whose son is also diabetic, wrote Rock ‘n’ roll’s forever . symbol but the sex around midnight. Lows 50 to 60. with a 70 percent chance of rain Lows 58 to 63 Winds south around service vehicle. "Of course the applicant's seizure and nine children were injured UAW Local .376 symbol image has been given to me by other 10 mph Friday occasional ram and possibly a thunderstorm Highs doctor is not going to check 'no,'" Clinch said. "All we need is to have it happen once," he Muzio asking him to reconsider a change in the The legendary Sun Records Studio in Memphis. Rain Friday. Highs in the 60s. regulations on public service licenses. She said »'■ A striking worker at Pillowtex Corp was arrested Wednesday Tenn.. will be rocking with four of its most famous people,' Shields said By the public. The person Vermont; Mixed clouds and 70 to 75 Chance of rain 80 percent Today's weather picture was The new form has "yes" and "no" blocks next said. afternoon after he allegedly blocked and damaged the car of a 1 am IS a straight person 1 mean, I don't look at to various illnesses or impairments, such as Muzio reiterated Clinch's remarks in his the department should take into consideration graduates — Jerry Lee Lewis, Johnny Cash, Roy sun today, becoming cloudy by drawn by James Smith, of 195 Union St . a student at Robertson the safety of passengers, a non-discriminatory female worker as she tried lo leave the plant on Regent Street, myself in the mirror and see a sexy person " School heart or vision problems, drug use and letter to Zinsser, adding, "The regulations Orbison and Carl Perkins Producer Chips evening south. Highs 65 to 75. guide us in our actions and do not discriminate attitude towards handicapped people and police said today Moman says the record is tenatively and Becoming rainy tonight. Lows 50 diabetes. A "yes" in front of any of the blocks Louis J. Palmer ,lr of South Windsor was charged with automatically alerts the initial reviewers of the against those with a physical or mental assurance from a medical source that the appropriately titled "Homecoming" and he to 60 Cloudy and cool Friday. operator is controlled. disorderly conduct and third-degree criminal mischief. The wants it to reflect the history of rock n" roll. Riding the rails for farmers application who send it on to Clinch. He then disability. It becomes an issue of what is best More rainlikely. Highs in the 60s. sends out another medical form to the applicant for all, and not for just a few, especially when Burkamp's attorney, Josiah J. Lessner of woman reported that Palmer stood in front of her ear and A "This is a historic album, as far as 1 hm Merle Haggard is signed up lor the Farm .Aid the safety of the 'all' is at stake." Manchester, has requested a hearing from the slammed his fists on the hood, leaving a dent, police said. A with questions geared to the specific problem, concerned, of legendary rock "n" roll performers concert next month and also is planning a In his letter to Muzio, Zinsser asked if the Motor Vehicle Department. MVD's Clinch said Palmer was released on a non-surety bond and is scheduled lo from Memphis who are coming back to show us whistle-stop train tour to help America's Extended outlook he said. Diabetics who need only oral medication or regulation on public service licenses did not a hearing will be granted, although no date has appear in court Wednesday how they did it, " he said. debt-ridden farmers. Amtrak is furnishing Extended outlook for New violate a 1984 amendment to the stale been set. The foursome is due at the historic studio Sept Haggard with the train at cost and he hopes to find England Saturday through diet control can get a public service license, 16 and Lewis says it will be like a family reunion sponsors for each car. Monday "Johnny Cash has been a friend of mine for 30 "These will be .American products in keeping Connecticut, Massachusetts years, " Lewis said "He gave me my first tour" with the overall theme of the project, which has and Rhode Island: Clearing Benefits outweigh revenue losses Betty-Jane Turner He's especially looking forward to working with been titled I'.S.A for America. " he said Saturday Fair Sunday and Mon­ U Moman. "Chips Moman is an answer to a The tour will start Sept 16 in his hometown. day Highs in the 70s Saturday School of Dance U prayer," he said "He'll record me right Without Bakersfield, Calif, and end up m Champaign, 111.. him 1 would quit the business ' and Sunday, the 80s Monday. To w n stays in state incentive program Sept. 22 for the big concert Lows 55 to 65. The performers confirmed for the show are an Vermont; A chance of showers 40 Oak Street eclectic lot and include Willie Nelson, Alabama, The town of Manchester will pand plants in towns designated as The Economic Development of the program. Waylon Jennings, George Jones, Rickie Lee early Saturday then clearing. Dry Sunday. Highs in the 70s remain in the state's distressed distressed can receive an 80 Commission recommended at an Republican Minority Leader Manchester, CT Quote of the day Jones, B.B. King, Bob Dylan, Lou Reed and Joni municipalities program despite percent abatement of local prop­ Aug. 8 meeting that the town William J. Diana asked Weiss Mitchell lows 45 to 55. Warmer Monday. .A remain in the program largely Robert McIntyre, director of Citizens for Tax chance of showers. Highs near 80 that fact that it lost $40,000 in tax erty taxes for five years. The state Tuesday if any of the three would Satellite view revenue last year as a result of it. then reimburses the town for most because it is linked to other not have located in Manchester or 649-0256 Justice, which released a study saying 50 large and lows 55 to 65. development incentive programs. G corporations paid no federal income tax from 1981 New Hampshire and Maine: Commerce Department satellite photo taken at 3:30 a m EDT shows The Board of Directors Tuesday of the lost revenue. expanded without the incentives Now you know One of them gives eligible busi­ G to 1984: clouds over portions of New England, the Southeast and the night followed the recommenda­ provided under the program. Clearing Saturday and, fair Sun­ Manchester was on the list of nesses a 25 percent credit on state Weiss said it was a factor for Pre-School Classes "It'S a public scandal when members of the Capt. William Kidd was hired to protect ships day. Chance of showers Monday. Southwest Layered clouds with embedded thunderstorms extend tion of the Economic Development distressed . municipalities from Fortune 500 pay less in taxes than the people who from piracy, but changed professions and was Commission and voted to remain corporation taxes. Another pro­ Gerber. He said he did not know These classes are designed to es­ Highs mostly in the 70s. Lows in from the northern Plains into the Great Lakes Strong thunderstorms June 7, 1982, to Feb. 9, 1984. vides a grant of $500 for each new tablish in the three and four year wax their floors or type their letters ' hanged in London for piracy in 1701. associated with Tropical Storm Elena are visible south of Florida. in the program because if the town Although no companies applied for about the other two. the upper 40s and the 50s. withdraws, it will be ineligible to job created. old a sense of rhythm, build bet­ participate in six related develop­ tax breaks during that time, three ter coordination, establish right applied later after the state ruled At the EDC meeting, Assistant and left directionability and im­ ment programs. General Manager Steven R. Storm Elena SEATTLE that eligible companies could prove gross motor skills. Although town General Manager apply for up to five years after a Werbner told commission WE DELIVER Through ages four and five, a Robert B. Weiss had earlier town is removed from the list. members that if the town were to youngster's play is still a major heads toward favored withdrawing from the drop out of the program, local It you haven’t received your Manchester Herald by 5 p.m channel for exploring, practiefng program, he told the directors At Weiss’s request, a local industries would be unable to take and consolidating new knowl­ Gulf Coast Tuesday that he would have legislator introduced a bill this weekdays or 7:30 a m. Saturdays, advantage of several other please call your carrier. It you're edge. Dance class can provide recommended staying in the pro­ year In the General Assembly programs. part of the variety of stimuli ne­ MIAMI (UPI) — Tropical Storm unable to reach your carrier, call M y m n m m y ’i (nfcinjr m e u> SAN FRANCISCO gram after finding out about the permitting towns removed from subscriber service, 647-9946. by 6 cessarily needed, at this stage of Elena rolled off Cuba with 55 mph the distressed list to withdraw Three companies, Draco Corp., winds today, and forecasters pre­ other incentives. p.m. weekdays or 10 a m. Saturdays Dancing School thin year. development. V. Under the program, eligible from the program before the five Gerber Scientific Inc. and Allied lor guaranteed delivery. dicted it would soak up strength LO.S AltKI,ES years is up. The bill was passed. Printing Co. have taken advantage from warm summer water and manufacturers who build or ex­ turn toward Louisiana, Missis­ LOWEST sippi, Alabama and the Florida TEMPERATURES Panhandle. A hurricane watch was issued , MIAMI BELABORED PRICES SALE for the northern coast of the Gulf of lEC 30 (X) Mexico from Grand Isle, La., to August 26 thru September 1,1985 Apalachicola Fla. "Conditions are favorable for Buy and save NOW before the Federal Tax increase takes effect Elena to strengthen to a hurricane UPI WEATHER FOTOCAST « (2Z3***®**"*^ Fiw» September 30,1985 today and interests in the watch area and elsewhere along the northern Gulf of Mexico coast 2 should closely monitor the pro­ National forecast 2 gress of this storm." said forecas­ ter Miles Lawrence of the National During early Friday morning rain is forecast for parts of the North Home of the Choicest , Hurricane Center. Atlantic Coast States Heavy rain throughout the Eastern Gulf Coast At 6 a.m. EDT. Elena was Region. Scattered showers are possible throughout the whole Gulf centered about 150 miles west of Coast, the Lower Mississippi Valley and the Southern Atlantic Coast Meats In Town! \J Key West. States. Also parts of the Northern Mississippi Valley, the Great Lakes The storm was moving toward and the Mid to North Atlantic Coast States. Elsewhere the weather will the west northwest at 20 mph and be fair. Minimum temperatures will include: (Maximum temperatures 9 was expected to gradually turn in parenthesis) Atlanta 70 (86), Boston 63 (69), Chicago 65 (78), LIVE MAINE 9 toward the north and slow down Cleveland 64 (75). Dallas 74 (97), Denver 59 (92), Duluth 48 (70), UPl p^oto during the day. Lawrence said. Houston 71 (92), Jacksonville 71 (90). Kansas City 68 (88). Little Rock Highest sustained winds were 55 71 (95), Los Angeles 54 (81), Miami 79 (89). Minneapolis 59 (77), New LOBSTERS Today In history mph and forecasters expected they Orleans 74 (91), New York 66 (80). Phoenix82 (106), St. Louis69 (90) would reach hurricane force of 74 San Francisco 55 (80). Seattle 55 (66), Washington 72 (89) VU lb. Average...... ZEI...... On Aug. 29, 1965, astronauts Charles orbital flight of Gemini-5. They are mph sometime today. Elena is the ^4.29ib. Conrad, left, and Gordon Cooper fifth tropical storm of the 1985 shown here with the space capsuie on Atlantic-Caribbean Hurricane sea­ landed safely to end the eight-day the deck of the USS Lake Champlain. son. Manchester Herald ICE CREAM...... U -7 9 ^ g ,i. Richard M, Diamond, Publisher U8DA CHOICE BEEF LOIN BONELESS ^ ^ Seagram’s 7 Cramm ■>___ Almanac Lottery Penny Sadd M ark F. Abroltls SIRLOIN STEAKS...... *2.99k,. WMellMtcdcK sm iwiitai'AM Associate Publisher Business Manager #424,3 1 75t Today is Thursday. Aug. 29. the Ranulph Fiennes and Charles Connecticut daily #2663 1 75L #8550 1 75L #1376 1 75L 241st day of 1985 with 124 to follow. On this date in history: Burton ended a three-year expedi­ USPS 327-500 VOL. CIV, No. 279 The moon is almost full. 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aS./Wortdtn Group says firms ment in plant and equipment, gotten off scot-free in paying taxes. MOSCOW (U P I) - A U.S. and lobbying group. would be repealed under Reagan's By Andrea Neal Frankly it's not fair." said Jack Pair nabbed in baby-smuggiing probe United Press International The study, based on the annual embassy official said today no Albertine, president of American latest proposal. American personnel had suf­ reports of 275 profit-making corpo­ The study deemed Boeing Co, SAN DIEGO. Calif. — A mother and daughter were arrested as Business Conference, which re­ fered ill effects from the myste­ WASHINGTON - Nearly half of rations. found nearly half of the ‘the leading corporate tax foreign affairs department — was they delivered a Mexican baby to undercover officers, and their presents management of medium- rious KGB "spy dust" tracking watcher and the East German the nation’s top companies paid companies paid 12 percent or less avoider, " noting the aircraft firm By Joseph B. Fleming arrested in Bonn Saturday. West nationwide baby smuggling ring may have sold as many as 200 size companies. powder but it posed a potential United Press International agent came to light when thi; less in taxes during President in taxes during the period. Federal got $285 million in refunds despite German news reports said a sixth infants to American couples, federal authorities said. Albertine said Reagan's tax plan risk to health. official told security authorities Reagan’s first term "than the law subjects large corporations to more than $2 billion in profits may have fled the country to avoid The group sold illegitimate Mexican infants in Seattle. "would have the effect of lowering A four-member group, the spy had tried to recruit him as people who wax their floors or type a 46 percent tax rate on their during the four-year period. Boe­ BONN, West Germany — Secur­ arri'sl. Portland. Ore.. Springfield 111 . and Milwaukee. Wis.. Harold taxes for those firms that now pay dubbed the "Dustbusters," ar­ ity officials said today that a senior an agent. their letters." a tax reform organi­ profits. ing had no comment on the report. too much and raising taxes for rived Wednesday night and will intelligence official assigned to When he refused the offer the In Bern, the Swiss government Ezell, western regional commissioner of the Immigration and zation says. The 50 firms that paid no taxes — PepsiCo spokesman Keith And­ those firms that now pay too spend the next two weeks East German spy and another man Wednesday announced the arrest Naturalization Service said following the arrests Wednesday. In a study released Wednesday, which ranged from international monitor the activities of neo-Nazis erson said the survey seemed to sampling possible areas of had tried to kidnap him last week of a German couple suspected of ■'It's a combination of one of the most barbaric and tragic Citizens for Tax Justice said 50 corporations such as Pepsico to little." had been a close friend of an East The study said many large place undue blame on large contamination of the suspect when the friends were vacationing spying for East Germany. The smuggling operations I have ever seen. " Ezell said. large firms paid no federal income investor-owned utilities — made German spy for years, a West companies avoided paying taxes companies for merely taking ad­ chemical nitro phenyl penta- in Austria, officials said. government said the husband and Juanita Eeyva-Vargas, .W. and her daughter. Melinda, 25, both tax from 19B1-84 and some received $56.8 billion in profit from 1981-84 German news agency said. because of Reagan’s 1981 tax vantage of tax provisions written diene aldehyde, or NPPD. The official, who was not identi­ wife spy team was arrested of suburban San Ysidro, were arrested at Lindbergh Field after substantial refunds. and shared $2.4 bjllion in refunds. The revelation about the badly legislation, which accelerated the by Congress. “ No one has suffered ill shaken Federal Intelligence Ser­ fied, worked for the Office for Sunday. they allegedly delivered a 5-day old Mexican infant to "It's a publi’c scandal when Analysts said the survey is good "The fact is, we do enthusiasti­ depreciation rate and expanded effects from this stuff," Ri­ vice came as Chancellor Helmut ■ Protection of the Constitution, the undercover agents posing as adoptive parents. members of the Fortune 500 pay ammunition for those who back cally support the effort for corpo­ The statement said the couple the investment tax credit. chard Combs, the acting charge Kohl moved to shore up the agency counterintelligence agency in The suspects were booked for conspiracy to smuggle illegal less in taxes than the people who corporate tax reform proposals rate tax reform in the proposals of had been under observation "fo r a The investment tax credit, which d'affaires, told members of the and named Hans-Georg Wieck, 57, which Hans Joachim Tiedge was in aliens. INS officials said it was the only crim e committed by the wax their floors or type their being considered by Congress. the current administration.” And­ long tim e" on the basis of informa­ "I think it is absolutely clear that allows companies to write off up to American community. “The the West German ambassador to charge of hunting down East tion from the West German counte­ pair in the United States. Arrest warrants were also to be issued letters," said Robert McIntyre, erson said. many American corporations have 10 percent of their initial invest­ potential risk is here. That is NATO, as its new chief. German spies. DPA reported. respionage agency in Cologne. It for two Mexicans living in Tijuana w ho are considered principles director of the private research Tiedge defected last week to why the team is here. British and Swiss authorities on said the pair may have been using in the ring, the officials said “ They are here to evaluate Wednesday said they had arrested East Germany, and was kept in his Switzerland as a base to control the situation and to answer couples suspected of spying for post by Hellehbroicb despite secur­ agents in other countries, espe­ those questions which we communist countries. ity reports he drank excessively, cially West Germany Reagan rejects shoe import quotas Cape Town riots bring 110 arrests have," Combs said. "Anyone in Wieck replaced Heribert Hellen- was heavily in debt and frequently UPI photo was deeply depressed. West German security sources SANTA BARBARA. Calif. - President Reagan's refusal to the American community who broich. who Kohl fired yesterday as police used rubber bullets, feels they would like to be- His defection followed the disap­ said the couple may have beeri 2 2 and Tiilled 20 blacks in a crowd Former West German Economics Minister Hans Doctors at a private clinic in at the end of weeks of revelations impose import quotas on shoes is the first round of a long fight the By David Cowell whips and teargas to break up pearances of three other suspected directing Hoeke. United Press International Cape Town's Crossroads shanty­ heading for a funeral in the sampled will be taken under about foreign agents in West administration intends to wage on behalf of free trade, a White gatherings and attempts to stage East German spies, all believed to In Britain, Scotland "Yard an­ F riderichs goes to court today to stand trial on co rrup tion town said another man died there Uitenhage township of Liinga. consideration.” German intelligence agencies and House source says ^ ^ cef: in -i marches. have returned to the Ea.st. nounced Wednesday that an East charges along with his successor, Count Otto CAPE TOWN, South Africa - of police gunshot wounds and they There are about 500 Am eri­ the office of President Richard von Although the president disappointed the shoe industry and A number of clergymen, aca­ A rfifth suspected agent — German man and his wife were Lambsdorff, and Eberhard von Brauchitsch, the former Police battled rioters outside Cape treated at least 50 wounded. The year-long nationwide black cans in Moscow, roughly half of Weiszacker. members of Congress who represent the Northeast — where demics and students were Margaritc Hoeke, a secretary in arrested on charges of violating Town today, killing three men and report has not been confirmed by uprising. them diplomats. Deutsche Press Agentur said the general manager of the Flick Co. most of the domestic industry is located — the administration arrested. von Weizsaecker's defense and Britain's Official Secrets Act raising the toll in the bloodiest 24 police. The worst previous rebellion relationship between the neo-Nazi will soon take action to restrict imports of about half a dozen Law and Order Minister Louis le hours of racial violence in more Police said a man of mixed race began in June 1976 and continued other products, the source said. Grange announced Wednesday than five months to 16 killed, was shot and killed in Paarl. about for 11 months. Close to 600 people One likely target is Taiw anese jeans-makers who allegedly are dozens wounded and more than 110 30 miles from Cape Town, when died then as the violence spread that police were holding clergy­ 9 stealing American copyrights and selling counterfeit dungarees CALDOR man Allan Boesak, the march 9 arrested.. rioters stoned delivery vehicles. from Johannesburg to Cape Town "If our trading partners cannot sell shoes in the United States, organizer, incommunicado and he Fighting Police spokesman Lt. Attie Two people died overnight when and other centers. CIRCULAR SALE many will not then be able to buy U S exports. " he said "That Loubscher said police shot three police clashed with rioters in The Cape Town violence began would not be allowed to see his Continues Through would mean more American jobs lost men this morning in the township Kwa-Thema and Soweto, near as police clamped down on the lawyers or his family. ' Shoe quotas proposed by the U S International Trade Boesak. 40, is head of the 50 S a tu rd a y of Guguletu as violence, triggered Johannesburg. "colored" township of Athlone, quiets in Commission would have created as many as 22.000 jobs paying by a planned march to African Police said they arrested 96 alongside Guguletu, blocking million-member World Alliance of an average of $14,000 a year for five years But higher prices nationalist leader Nelson Mande­ people in Cape Town Wednesday plans for an outlawed march to Reformed Churches. Le Grange Pollsmoor Prison, where Mandela also outlawed the Congress of l resulting from the quotas wouid cost consumers about $,■) billion la’s prison, continued there for a and early today. 10 more in CALDW in higher prices. Reagan said second day. Sebokeng, south of Johannesburg, is in his 22nd year of a life sentence South African Students, South Beirut Earlier, police said they shot and and five in the Pretoria township of for treason ^nd sabotage. Africa's largest black student killed eight men in Guguletu Mamelodi. Some reports said police pre­ group, as part of the drive against BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPI) - The GREATEST Israel orders Palestinians deported Wednesday and found a ninth man The violence in Cape Town was vented blacks from leaving Gu­ opponents of apartheid, the white- B U Y any Polaroid 600 Camera, Israeli-backed South Lebanon killed by bullets that did not come the worst in a single 24-hour period guletu to join the planned march. minority government's policy of JERUS.ALEM — Three Palestinians were ordered deported Army militia battled Moslem SPORTS LEGENDS from a police weapon since March 21, when police shot The protest could not be mounted racial segregation. B U Y ^5 worth of school from the occupied West Bank becase of subversive activities and militias outside the port of Sidon Award>Winnlng TV Series supplies at your Caldor store... the Israeli navy seized ;i boat carrying Palestine Liberation today and Lebanon's two most Now On Video Cassettes Organization commandos. Israeli authorities said today New Bedford case powerful Moslem militias fought in The army's central command served deportation orders the streets of Beirut for control of a G E T ^5 refund from Polaroid* during the night on Amin Makboul of Nablus, Walid Nazal of gasoline tanker. Reg. 12.99 *Se« clerk for deteift. Kabatiya in the Jenin area and Bahajat Jayousi of Tulkharm all Hundreds of militiamen from the members of West Bank PLO fiictions Shoe removal moves judge to boot charges Shiite Moslem Amal militia and Sports World Giants of Baseball, the Druze Progressive Socialist The Israeli Defense Forces said the navy intercepted and Basketball, Boxing, Olympics, more Party withdrew from the streets of POLAROID SUN 600 LMS captured a boat carrying Fatah guerrilias The ID F did not say unreasonable for the officers to upheld a decision by a Somerville By Ken Cafarell defendant was ca'rrying eight bags the capital early today after hours Relive the action of the sport world's all-time how many of the PLO guerrillas were aboard the boat, w hich w as require the defendant to remove Instant Color Camera. United Press International of heroin in his left pants pocket, District Court judge to suppress as of fierce clashes for the gasoline greats with a video library of the greatest intercepted Saturday court records said. his shoes to prevent his escape," evidence various weapons, includ­ tanker. sports legends. Features live interviews and A great instant camera value. Authorities said the boat was on its w ay to the Lebanese port of BOSTON — The Massachusetts The officers, in order to keep said Nolan. "Would it have been ing a pistol, confiscated when The scattered violence coincided original film highlights. Great tor sports fans. AAft LMS 2 9 . 9 6 With built-in automatic flash Sidon, From there, they said, the conmiiindos phinned to carry more reasonable' to keep a gun Sun POP.._ ..„^„„.H.HmHilHtmilH11ilWW1’ Supreme Judicial Court has Borges from fleeing, ordered his to police, acting on a tip, stopped four with talks in Damascus involving Our Reg. for beautiful 600 type color pointed at his head to prevent his out an attack in Israel's Galilee region thrown out crucial evidence remove his shoes and then asked men in a car parked at the Druze leader Walid Jumblatt and CLASSIC FILMS 6 N VIDEO CASSETTES j!... . |i«i||lllllll|i|IIIIIIIIM«"""“" 3T.70 prints instantly & automatically. A against a New Bedford man him why there was a bulge in his escape?" Assembly Square Mall in Amal leader Nabih Berri. OurHeg. 12.98...... A accused of heroin trafficking be­ left pocket. Records said Borges In the second case, the justices Somerville. Police said at least one man was Police look for computer thief cause arresting officers illegally then attempted to flee but was killed and three wounded before grabbed by the policemen W ATERTO W N. Mass. — Authorities today sought a truck ordered him to remove his shoes. shooting eased in the city and was imii |li|| .At the same time, the court During the ensuing struggle driver who allegedly faked the hijacking of his tractor-trailer replaced by firelights between -r ii III ii upheld a lower court decision Borges somehow manawwke the truck carrying $1 million worth of computer equipment rival Christian and Moslem militi­ barring the use of evidence ob­ bags from his pocket and stuff '..1, nil* ini' Police Lt. John Jackson said police had been in contact with a amen on the Line dividing Beirut. «FUJI tained during another search them in his mouth. The police voECKASsrrn Tune-Zero man who identified himsetf as an attorney representing the In Sidon, security sources said «FUJI Kodacoiof against two men charged by applied a choke-hold to Borges and the SLA militiamen used heavy SUPER ISupercotor driver, Robert Dickerson. 48, of Malden, and there was the o U Somerville police with illegal he was forced to cough up the W l II "T - mortars, rockets, machine guns SUPER U possibility Dickerson might surrender possession of dangerous weapons. evidence, records said. and automatic rifles in battles with HG An arrest warrant was issued for Dickerson Wednesday after The court granted a motion by The majority decision said be­ ^ WINDSOR LOCKS—VERNON Sunni and Shiite militias along the police found 6,8 packages of Digital Etiuipmcnt Corp equipment defense attorneys to suppress as cause the informant was unknown “ 623-6982 W. mountains east of Sidon, 24 miles in a warehouse on Coolidge Hill Road rented by Dickerson, evidence heroin confiscated by two to police they had no way to judge south of Beirut, KODAK Kodacolor Film Jackson said policemen who arrested Leon her credibility, and therefore did Automatic delivery, budget plans, senior citizen MAXELL M01g.'Oiulfi9>.8«#j. . . v ® Investigator. Gagliano said Polkey llhmer #4219, me. 189.99.:. U. .*1 2 2 recipe g u ^ & cookbook. # h E61 SO .;y Junipin |3 kindi) 2 gil. 'Rao. 4 / » ) 0 « 5 had carried a rosary. . .Mbte'diec* only, eerry, eefSiadMete. Fin yth li 2 gil. •QH Also, Polkey has a tattoo on his film Boxwood 2 gil. arm and the body had tattoo LATEXITE DRIVEWAY O PEN D A ILY CONfveCTiCUT marks, Francois said. \ SEALER 8 am - 6:30 pm CAOMWf U • CrofTMifll Square • 635-0070 WtSTFAIIMS • F.mmglan • U I.7I0 7 But family members learned n a YOUR LAWN dh FWrTFOTO • 107 PrM i Street • 778-8694 WETHERSFIELD • 526 Dejnr • 5294233 VERNON last week Polkey was arrested MANCHESTER NEW BRITAIN • 65 Street • 774-0700 TrI-CIty Shopping Center Ck>vers wintergreenX i X44SSACHUSETIS May 29 for sleeping In a public 1145 Tolland Turnpike lurn food 168 Woo4lland St. NEW MA\/EN • 1715 Cfupet Street • 787-39B8 250 sq. ft. ■ Manchastar SIMS8URY • 1226 Hopmeadovv Street • 658 1197 AMHERST • 98 FlrauiR Sm cl * 253-3039 place. 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6 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Aug. 29, 1985 Richard M. Diamond, Publisher Connecticut Douglas A. Bevins. Managing Editor Labriola looks rtPFM IO IM James P. Sacks. City Editor In Brief for GOP nod Gas leak disrupts traffic HARTFORD (UPl) — Republican gubernatorial DANBURY — Traffic in a three-block area hopeful Gerald Labriola says it won’t make any downtown was blocked off Wednesday when a difference to him whether Sen. Lowell P. Weicker Jr. telephone crew discovered on underground also decides to run for governor next year. gasoline leak, police said. ist won’t work Police said the crew, which was digging a pit for ‘Japan bashing’ ■— it ji Jack Labriola, a Naugatuck pediatrician and former state senator, said Wednesday that not only would he an underground equipment vault, apparently dug challenge Weicker, he al.so wants a GOP gubernator­ into the middle of an underground gasoline pocket peculiarly intense way for taking China away a Anderson A new phrase is being used on the business ial primary even if he is the party-endorsed candidate at about 3 p.m. second time. Hence also the irrational delight, the Police said the area near White Street and pages of our newspapers: Japan bashing. Only a next year. "You bet I do," Labriola replied when asked if he Patriot Drive was blocked to traffic and llll'C al cu CiJUJiuimai wuuiu v. American reconciliation begun by President could challenge and beat Weicker, who has kept employees and customers at nearby businesses cacophonous expression but use it they do to Nixon. ^f^"> t Republicans in a guessing game of whether he will were asked to leave the area because of the leak. denounce the growing popularity of attacking the Nicholas That pro-Chinese emotion continues to this day ( challenge Democratic Gov. William A. O’Neill in 1986. Japanese. It remains to be seen whether their and can be seen in how state visits are handled in Labriola described himself as a "fresh face" in the Mayor defends actions protestations are going to get anywhere because Von Hoffman our media. When it’s the Chinese, there is gubernatorial race despite his loss as candidate for calling the Japanese names, once an activity only U.S. not ready lieutenant governor with standard bearer Lewis B. ENFIELD — Mayor Richard E. LeBorious enthusiasm and happy interest; when it’s the approved down at the union hall where the jobs Rome in 1982, Wednesday defended the response of town Japanese, the tone is routine and dull. Our ”I was not the standard bearer, Rome was," he officials to a one-man grand jury investigation of have been disappearing, has become a television delights in doing stories depicting daily respectable pastime. to handle next said. the Enfield Planning and Zoning Commission. life in China; when was the last tim e you saw a . 4' Old-line liberal Keynesians and new-line Labriola drew criticism from the party for taking LeBorious rejected claims that town officials story about how an ordinary Japanese fam ily the second spot after vowing he would not capitulate in "lack the political courage" to take appropriate Reaganite free-traders have united to condemn an "T od ay, 40 years after the end of the World War lives? a primary battle with Rome and former state Sen. action on the investigation, which is being curried anti-Japanese jeremiad in The New York Times II, the Japanese are on the move again in one of In the ’50s there was some interest among terrorist attack Richard Bozzuto of Watertown. out by the Hartford County stale’s attorney’s history’s most brilliant commercial offensives, as by Theodore H. White. That the internationalist ' I Labriola said he changed his mind because of pleas they go about dismantling American industry.” American intellectuals in Japanese art, (■ office. Tim es would print this long piece, which comes UPl photo for party unity by then GOP State Chairman Ralph 'Our actions have been prudent, responsible White spent some of his early years in architecture and culture. People who tried writing WASHINGTON — Terrorism experts in the State close to being a straight-out 1930s-style racist Capacelatro and Rome. and in the best interest of the people of the town of 2 journalism reporting out of China and shares a haiku and zenJiad a short spasm of popularity. In Department are rtpecting another attack on Brenda McMahon, 18, holds onto her Engiish channel Monday. He was the attack, is a measure of how much big-time "But I will not accept a post on the underticket ” Enfield,” LeBorious said at a news conference, 2 the ’70s Japanese cuisine made some inroads on Am erican business feels threatened by the pro-Chinese, anti-Japanese bias which is Americans by Shiite Moslems any day. Worse, they brother Martin, 22, as Windsor turned first from Connecticut to make the next year, he emphasized at a news conference LeBorious noted that the investigation began in Am erican taste, but for not a few Am ericans the competition from the East. discoverable among Am erican missionaries and tell us that the U.S. government is no better prepared 21-mile swim. Wednesday. ”I don’t believe the party will ask me to September 1984 and has yet to result in criminal . men and women of the island em pire rem ain the out to honor him for swimming the Social historians fam iliar with what filled the traders almost from the hour of Admiral Perry’s to respond than it’s been in the past. make that sacrifice again." charges. ant/insect peopie of their horror movies, super­ Am erican press in the years leading up to Pearl arrival in Tokyo Bay in 1853. From the word go, No one has been punished for repeated attacks on Labriola said it makes no difference to him whether He said the town attorney advised him and efficient drones with but one national personality Weicker decides to run for governor. " I’m in it to Harbor will recognize White’s accusations against the Japanese resisted American entry into their the lives and property of Americans. other members of the Town Council that it would •who now cluster in their identical jum p suits to stay,” he said, " I don’t have two scripts” be improper to begin hearings on allegations the Nipponese. He says that "gen etics" makes it country while tjie Chinese, who were no more The foreboding of yet another disaster is based on Windsor cheers hometown hero enthusiastic about the big noses from the West, shout banzai, not before they go into battle, but threats from Shiite leaders, secret intelligence Labriola said he has spoken to Weicker many times. about the PZC until judicial proceedings are difficult for them to invent new ideas but that they 'He says he’s not a candidate and I believe him.” were unable to. before they run into their offices and factories to WINDSOR (UPl) — A cheering hometown resident to swim across the Channel. completed. are "superb adaptors. ” What they can t adapt reports — and the calendar. The news conference was held to announce the 9 But beyond that, China excited Am erican continue their com paign to ruin us. crowd and a crushing hug from mother greeted "The effort not only adds another first to "Political courage has menl no succumbing to they steal through industrial espionage or plying Since April 1983, there have been roughly 20 attacks 9 Windsor’s heritage but adds at least $1,400 to the disbanding of the Friends of Labriola Committee and the easy road, no making reckless statements, no imaginations. Am erican scholars studied it, directed by the fundamentalist Moslem terrorists Martin McMahon as the first Connecticut games with the patent licensing laws. Special Olympics Fund," Pier said of money the formation of a Labriola Governor ’86, committee, taking action twwwook good politically but that missionaries preached to it, and Am erican THE PROBLEMS caused by too lopsided a resident to swim across the English Channel against Americans. The average timing of these raised from businessmen backing the swim for headed by former state Comptroller Nathan G, jeopardizes town coffers by subjecting us to businessmen would have sold to it, had the balance of trade are real enough, but our basic returned to Windsor.. IN TH E 1930s little slant-eyed fellows with buck incidents is one every 50 days — and the last one the organization promoting sports for the Agostinelli. future legal actions,” he said. difficulties would stili be there even if the McMahon, 22, received a hero’s welcome with teeth taking pictures of American industrial Chinese ever had any money to pay for our goods. occurred on July 22, when the Northwest Airlines handicapped. Labriola said he would formally announce his Japanese did not exist. They might be worse. residents cheering and applauding as he stepped plants and m ilitary installations became a office in Copenhagen was bombed. That was 38 days _ off a helicopter Wednesday evening and wiy> During the agonizing swim across the channel, candidacy in the fall. Think of the worthless, overpriced junk we might Agostinelli, a former mayor of Manchester and Mostek has new CEO cartoon stereotype. When they don't break the BY 1900 JAPAN was considered a deadly rival ago. immediately embraced in a crushing hug with his the former lifeguard said a 15-foot swell slammed be forced to buy for transportation if General candidate for lieutenant governor, said "a year-long rules that way, they break or evade them by using for position in China. Later in this century men In the wake of that attack, a spokesman for the mother. his body against the bottom of the escort yacht HARTFORD — James Fiebiger has been Motors and Ford didn’t have Toyota out there lest of the waters for Jerry to be our next governor" unfair tactics in their ceaseless drive for world like White and his em ployer, Henry Luce (founder Islamic Jihad claimed responsibility for the bombing McMahon, who completed the swim from and a hugh patch of seaweed tangled his path. elected president and chief executive officer of of Tim e m agazin e), him self the son of gaining on them. Dover, England, to France Monday with a time of Less than halfway through the swim. McMahon turned up findings “ well beyond our wildest the Mostek Corp., a Texas-based subsidiary of economic conquest. and warned: "They are about to know that we can expectations” missionaries in China, conceived a special A world without the Sony may or may not be ll:l;i.21, was taken from the landing site in a recalled, "I looked up (at the boat) and nodded. United Technologies Corp. "Japanese export policy has as its objective not reach the heart of the U.S. White House, the Elysee Agostinelli said the group, many who did not resentment for the Japanese because of their better place, but an Am erica heavy with the static motorcade to his home for an old-fashioned block 'No, 1 just can't do this any more. " But the boat’s Fiebiger has been senior vice president and participation in,.but dominance of, world Palace, 10 Downing Street, Jerusalem and the pilot, Michael Oram, slid open the window and support Labriola in 1982, found Labriola "enjoyed assistant general manager of the semiconductor Chinese invasion. of anti-Japanese, quasi-racist nonsense assuredly party of beer and pizza. markets, " White quotes Secretary of Commerce headquarters of any Arab foreign leader who yelled to McMahon that he was doing fine." broad-based support from all segments of the parly" division of Motorola and prior to 1976 served in a In like manner Mao Tse-tung was hated in a won’t. Residents of Windsor, which stakes claim to Malcolm Baldrige as saying as he adds that. cooperates with reactionary forces ... ” being Connecticut’s oldest town, cheered McMa­ McMahon said the encouragement enabled him and "none more electable or qualified" among GOP variety of engineering assignments at Texas This threat might be dismissed as pure bombast — hon, and Mayor John T. Pier declared Wednesday to endure six more hours of saltwalter to become candidates. Instruments. Et t a wowxby Art Sansom they are transformed into cancer lest to diagnose a skin cancer quired "airlines using some 2,000 man said the inspection must be 1 0:30 PM (11) Independent News order requires U.S. airlines to from importing foreign workers Nightly Business Report cal decision when he is given the power to cells and multiply uncontrollably called mycosis fungoides. Prall & Whitney JT8D-15 engines performed within 9,000 hours of alter the course of history Kirk Douglas. 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Dealer: South Ove, allowing South to sign off in — 40 son and plan to loot a town. Van Heflin, finesse should be taken immediately. msPOST EXTRA 61 Renew Anne Bancroft, Lee Marvin. 1954. West North East Sooth three spades if the strong two-bid was 3’/4x5x8 — *3.69 each ANDERSEN WINDOWS 62 Islend near If it loses, then at least declarer will d D Ufestytes of the Rich arwi Famous 24» marginal. I don’t describe these meth­ FALL PROGRAM Corsica 61 1 be able to fall back on the best play in Pass 24 Pass 2 * ods to give you a headache but only to Dr. Gene Scott the trump suit, which is to bang down Call 646-3687 f o r information DOWN Pass 34 Pass 44 demonstrate that there is a great deal SALE ENDS 67 d D Despedida Pass the A-K. HOURS: 4V Pass 4 NT of sophistication in contemporarv 697 Parker Street, Manchester SEPT. 4 1 Word of assent [HBO] MOVIE: 'Midnight Express' A Pass 54 Pass 5 NT W. G. GLENNEY CD. Mm „ Tuml, Wtd. — liM4Hiiii 60 bridge bidding. 3 min. from Vernon / 5 min. from 5 Corners, S. Windsor 2 1090, Roman young American struggles to escape the Pass 6^ Pass 64 336 NDRTH MAIN ST., MANCHESTER Thun.. FrL til eJOpn 3 Accountant brutal injustices of a Turkish jail. Brad Pass Declarer play is based on tradition­ J Davis, Randy Quaid, John Hurt. 1978. Pass Pass Pioneering for the '80s: Going forth LOOK FOR OUR SEPT. OPEN HOUSE! SiL — Bim -M al values, however, and so we come to (abbr.) (c)1985 bv NEA, Inc 29 Rated R. Opening lead: VQ in public wearing jeans without a de­ the ptay of today’s deal. The slam is 6 49 -5 2 5 3 signer label. Gymnastics — Gymnastics — Gym nastic — Gymnastics — Gymnastic MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Aug. 29, 1985 - 11 10 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday. Aug. 29, 1985 Panel reconsiders F O C U S / F a m ily request to release Route 6 document By Kevin Flood after his term expired June 30, Learning to say, ‘No!’ Herald Reporter conducted the original hearing on the matter May 31. HARTFORD — The state Free­ In a report released last month, dom of Information Commission Friedman found that the ECCAG agreed Wednesday to reconsider a had a right to see the documents citizens' group's request to see under the state Freedom of Infor­ OA may be full of catchy phrases, but members say program works environmental documents on the mation Act because it was the state proposed Route 6 expressway after DOT that did most of the work on a lawyer for the state Department the revisions. By Margaret Hayden of Transportation said she had new It was ECCAG attorney Frank Herald Reporter evidence bolstering DOT claims Russo, standing in for Berman that the documents should not be Wednesday, who asked the FOI She said she would be dead if she hadn’t joined released. Commission to postpone action on Overeaters Anonymous. A diabetic, she has liver Assistant Attorney General Ka­ Friedman's recommendation. and kidney problems. Since she joined OA in thryn Mobley, representing the Russo said he needed extra time March, she’s gone to several OA sessions a week DOT, asked the FOI Commission to examine Mobley's legal brief on and often telephones fellow members for support. to conduct a new hearing on the her new evidence, which he said he "My blood pressure has gone down 30 or 40 matter because she wanted to had just received. "I only had a points, " she said. The seven pounds she has lost submit evidence that the Eastern chance to look at this 30 minutes would not account for the improved blood pressure Connecticut Citizen Action Group before this hearing," he said. Mobley, who apologized for the but the new lifestyle does, she said, ) 2 2 has already tried to obtain the short notice, said she mailed Russo The woman, who wears a 22'A dress size, learned documents from the Federal High­ Used from OA that it is all right to spend time and money way Administration under the a copy of her brief Monday. federal Freedom of Information After Russo agreed to accept on her appearance, something she’d neglected Act. That request was denied, she Mobley's brief as new evidence, he since she gained weight. said. and Mobley agreed to a rehearing book The well-dressed woman graciously accepted The ECCAG wants the DOT to of the case. The commission compliments on her new pink, striped dress at a release documents concerning a tentatively agreed to rehear the session last week at the meeting room at Bonanza May 1984 environmental assess­ matter on Wednesday. Sirloin Pit, 240 Spencer St, Mobley's brief contains an affi­ sale At a recent OA session, members sat around a ment on the proposed expressway, Herald photos by Tarquinio 9 9 davit signed by James Sullivan, ■ which would run from Bolton tables and drank coffee or tea. To get to the Notch to Windham. director of environmental plan­ Above, Bill O'Neill (right), co-chairman of the East meeting room, they had to pass diners enjoying Mobiey said that the ECCAG ning for the state DOT, stating that Catholic High School used book sale, hands out such temptations as baked potatoes and gooey request to federal officials sup­ he did not know the ECCAG had desserts. ports DOT claims that the docu­ requested the revision documents numbers to some of the nearly 800 students who when he testified at the original Like other OA chapters around the country, ments are actually owned by the lined up Wednesday morning to buy books for the there are no fees or dues. A dish sat in the middle of federal government, even though hearing. J 1985-86 school year. About 2,200 books were sold in the state did much of the work on Edith Petersen, co-chairman of the table for contributions to meet expenses. them. And because the documents the ECCAG's transportation com­ the first three hours of the sale. Proceeds from the Several free brochures with OA guidelines were on are the property of the FHA, she mittee, said Wednesday afternoon sale of books go to the students selling them, with another table. said, the state DOT has no legal that she knew of no ECCAG the Parents Club of East Catholic keeping 25 cents right to release them. member who asked federal offi­ for each book sold. About $23,000 was collected THE 15 PARTICIPANTS ranged from teenagers The documents the ECCAG cials for the revision documents. to those who appeared to be about 60. Some were wants are revisions to an original "If someone asked for them, I Wednesday, sale co-chairman Carol C ’Neill said. obese; others appeared to have little or no extra environmental assessment. The think I would have known about Left, Angela Tauras of Tolland buys books for her weight. Their backgrounds and dress styles varied state DOT says the revisions it," she said. daughter, Jennifer,, from Mike Sharon, an ECHS but they shared a common problem — compulsive reflect objections raised by the Mobley's brief did not mention senior from Ellington. Several enterprising students overeating and the guilt which accompanies it. ECCAG and others to the original which ECCAG representative like Sharon sold books from their cars to help At the session, many referred to their compul­ environmental assessment. asked for the documents or when. sion as a disease which has damaged their health, ECCAG attorney Jon Berman But Mobley said this morning that people avoid the long lines. Below, Peter Lopatka, a and interfered with relationships and careers. has said the group needs to see the it was Berman who asked forthem. freshman from East Windsor, buys a book from revision documents in order to She said she was not sure when he During a discussion, several members said their persuade the FHA not to release made the request. Irene Sipples for one of his fall classes. East first name and then said, "I’m a compulsive $145 million in federal money According to Sullivan, state Catholic opens Wednesday for freshmen and eater.” The joint reply was always, "Hi" then, the slated for the project. officials have now passed the Thursday for the rest of the students. first name-and "Welcome." Both the ECCAG and the federal revision documents on to FHA The speaker then described her personal Environmental Protection Agency officials for their approval. struggle. After the hour and a half of discussion, A have opposed the 11-mile express­ He testified at the original several chatted in groups of two or more. A A way, contending it would pose a hearing that the revision docu­ notebook was passed around so those who wrnted threat to the surrounding environ­ ments are actually the property of to could put their first names and telephone ment. EPA officials say the extra the federal government because it numbers, and copy others. Members often call traffic generated by the express­ provided about 85 percent of the each other for moral 'support between sessions. way would endanger the Scituate funds needed to conduct the Reservoir in Rhode Island; environmental assessment. He Many hugged each other. Newcomers were invited The FOI Commission was sche­ also argued that federal officials to come back. . duled to vote Wednesday on former are the ones who must eventually meditates when she cannot talk with another FOI Commissioner Donald W. sign the revised assessment and THE DIABETIC and other OA members agreed member. One said she prays. that it would be improper for to speak to the Manchester Herald on the condition Not all who join OA have dozens of pounds to H H Friedman's recommendation that the revision documents be re­ anyone to release the revision that her name not be used. It is an OA principle that shed. One woman said she joined to lose the 10 It works, even in Europe leased. Friedman, who was not documents because they are "first members not solicit publicity. pounds she gained since she stopped smoking. reappointed to the commission drafts" subject to revision. -r She said today she can now have a small piece of While she said she wants to stop her new habit of A couple active in the Spencer Street chapter of she said. cake without devouring the whole cake. Her nibbling on cheese and crackers, she is glad she Overeaters Anonymous maintain a lifestyle they Before she began her OA program, she had many self-esteem has improved as she has regained her didn’t turn to alcohol. "I’d be hiding a bottle learned lO'/i years ago when they started the periods of depression. Since she joined OA, she said self-confidence. instead of Cadbury bars," she said. program, the wife said. They even continued the she’s only suffered seven days of depression. Obituaries The woman is just one of many in OA who follow Reactions to sessions vary. While some newco­ OA way of life during a recent six-week stay in She said she’s overcome many fears, including a the steps and traditions originated by Alcoholics mers quietly listen during OA meetings, others are Europe, visiting OA sessions overseas. They ate at fear of flying. She’s also overcome her chronic G Anonymous. The first step is to admit to being ready to share theW concerns. many European restaurants but were able to limit shyness and even helped set up a chapter of G Frederick C. Hurlburt powerless over a compulsion. "I spilled my guts the first day, ” said a large their eating. Smokers Anonymous in the Manchester area. Gertrude Magnano "I’ve maintained a 45-pound weight loss for nine Frederick C. Hurlburt. 80, of 20 The woman in the new dress said that years ago, woman who joined in July. She said she received Once she needed eight injections a week for an Gertrude (Osoro) Magnano of years and my husband has kept off 55 pounds. He assortment of allergies. Now, she has no allergy Middletown, wife of Frank Mag­ Village St., died Tuesday at she gave up cigarettes and turned to food, trading acceptance and understanding from others who are struggling to overcome overeating. had been overweight for the first 40 years of his problems. And, she stopped biting her nails seven nano, died "Tuesday at Middlesex Manchester Memorial Hospital. one compulsion for another. life," she said. He was the husband of Henrietta Others said they learned to identify other The 51-year-old said she lost 10 pounds in seven years ago. Memorial Hospital, Middletown. One of the 12 traditions of OA is to carry its The benefits have continued. "It’s an ongoing She was the sister of Mrs. George (Lamprecht) Hurlburt. compulsions after joining OA. Others also belong to weeks through OA sessions. She said she had failed message to compulsive overeaters who still suffer. He was born in Hartford April 6. AA and other groups, such as Gamblers completely to lose the extra weight her doctor had program,” she said. Like many other members, (Paula) Darby of Manchester. The couple often helps others. "'Vou have to give it she returned to school as her confidence improved. She also is survived by three 1905, and had been a Manchester Anonymous, Debtors Anonymous or Smokers told her she must lose. away to keep it,” she said. daughters, Mrs. Mark (Marie) resident for 58 years. Before he M Anonymous. "I hated myself. Now, 1 like myself,” shegaid. "I have two master’s degrees but I learned more Gillanders, Lori Magnano and Lisa retired in 1965, he worked at tne "I’m not a bad-looking broad." / The first chapter of OA started in 1960. The about life in OA than in all my years of college. For Magnano, all of Middletown; three Travelers Insurance Co. as a organization has been in Connecticut for 13 years. me, OA is exciting," she said. SOME MEMBERS gave pointers on resisting Overealers Anonymous meets live times a week OA is in all 50 states and 36 countries. brothers, Frank Osora, Stanley furniture finisher for 44 years. He overeating. One said she asks her husband to hide at the meeting room of Bonanza Sirloin Pit at 240 Some may consider the OA slogans and catchy Osora and Raymond Osora, all of and his wife celebrated their 59th She said she generally attends four or five the fattening food he wants to eat. Another said she Spencer St. The times are: Mondays, 1:15 p.m.; sessions a week, sometimes staying only an hour, phrases corny, she said, but she said that doesn’t Middletown; two more sisters, wedding anniversary in April. soaks in the bathtub. Another said she cleaned the Thursdays, 8 p.m. and Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Mrs. Stanley (Elizabeth) Wiernasz Besides his wife, he is survived sometimes longer. Her husband goes to about two bother her. "If it works, don’t fix it,” she said, house. Walk, running errands and going shopping Fridays, 1 p.m. OA members also meet at sessions a week, she said. "For me, OA is a miracle. I want to keep coming and Mrs. Corrado (Theresa) Mal­ by two sons, Chester A, Hurlburt of also are ways to get away from the refrigerator. A tese, both of Middletown; and one Rockville and Roger E. Hurlburt of Manchester Memorial Hospital at 8 p.m. Weight loss hasn’t been the only benefit of OA, back for the rest of my life,” she said. granddaughter. Manchester; a daughter. Marion diabetic said she reads OA literature and Wednesdays. The funeral will be Friday at 9; 15 Tobias of Lake Worth, Fla.; 15 a m. from the Biega Funeral grandchildren; 24 great­ Home, 3 Silver St., Middletown, grandchildren; and several nieces followed by a mass of Christian and nephews. Friends remember Gordon burial at 10 a.m. at St. Mary's The funeral will be Friday at 1 Fire Calls Church, Middletown, Burial will be p.m. at the Holmes Funeral Home, EDGARTOWN, Mass. (UPI) - won her a new generation of fans. Summer sneaked away when we weren’t looking in Calvary Cemetery, Middletown. 400 Main St., with burial in East Generations of show business fans She played opposite Bud Corl as an Calling hours are today from 2 to 4 Cemetery. Calling hours are to­ and colleagues today mourned the elderly woman who takes up with Manchester vehicle accident with injuries, 71 loss of actress Ruth Gordon whose and 7 to 9 p.m. night from 7 to 9. an oddly suicidal young man and Grandview St, (Paramedics). free literature on Newport, R.I., Memorial donations may be death will leave the world "a teaches him the value of life. Wednesday, 10; 25 a.m. — rescue It’s almost and a neighbor’s in-ground pool, to assist ambulance, 1039 Tolland Thursday, 9:38 a.m. — walk-in over. I can’t be­ 1 the White Mountains of New some long rides, nice restaurants made to Visiting Nurse and Home colder place," said one of her Glenn Close, Gordon's co-star in medical call, fire station, 75 Center ^ ^ This long-awaited summer of my winter Hollywood costars. Turnpike (Paramedics). lieve it! Hampshire, the Catskill Moun­ and gatherings of friends, my Care of Manchester Inc., 150 N. "Maxie," recalled. "The simple Wednesday, 10.36 a.m, — motor St. (Paramedics). tains of New 'Vork, the Pennsylva­ dreams is nearly gone. In those dreary summer is passing by too quickly. Crew launches Main St., or the American Cancer Gordon, 88, suffered a fatal joy she brought to the scenes we Thursday, 9:48 a.m. — medical Where is the 2 2 vehiclei accident, 330 Main St. nia Dutch Country — all possible To grab as many possible Society, 237 E. Center St. , j summer I had evenings, I though! of friends and relatives third satellite stroke in her sleep Wednesday at did together put a lump in my (Town, Paramedics). call, 403 Burnham St. looked forward Journeys weekend excursions. summer pleasures as I can, I her summer home on Martha's throat. Wednesday, 7; 06 p.m. — medical (Paramedics). to during those The brochures sustained me as I who share my interest in summer theaters, conned my boss into letting me Mary L. McDonald Vineyard. Ona DeSousa, dining room man­ call, 281 Center St. (Town, Margaret kept the thermostat low to save have a summer vacation, though Continued from page 1 Her irreverent attitude toward many cold ev­ the mountain lakes, the long car rides Mary L. (Robitoille) McDonald, ager of the famed Russian Tea Paramedics). Tolland County ( enings at home Hayden money for my summer flings and technically I have not worked here serious matters made her a Room in Manhattan, where Gor­ Wednesday, 9:24 p.m. — smoke long enough to be merit one. Come 94. of 180 Chestnut St., died favorite of a new generation and Tuesday, 8:44 p.m. — malfunc­ last winter? curled up in hand-me-down men’s lasting into bright evenings after supper. The repair job promises to Wednesday at Manchester Mem­ don lunched every day, said she in building. 100 Shepard, Drive Then, I was too wool shirts and cotton undershirts. Friday, I’ll be heading for the her youthful outlook maintained was shocked by the news. tioning alarm, 139 High St., Coven­ provide some of the most exciting orial Hospital.-Che was the wif^ of (Town). try (South Coventry, North Coven­ chicken to ven­ I even thought of what clothes I’d mountains, the lakes, the ocean, her popularity through a 60-year Wednesday, 10:03 p.m. — motor ture forth on the buy for summer weekends and the caves, the woods, my children, moments yet in the shuttle the late Herbert McDonald. show busness career. "She was such a dear lady, " try, Andover). Not nearly enough. Now, darkness 27? Will I make it to the Sept. 8 9 program. Born in Quebec, Canada, June 1. DeSousa said. "She was my \ ice, snow and frozen cold ground my interest in summer theaters, long evenings in the mountains. comes earlier each evening. No show by U.S. Army Band at the grandchildren, brother, sisters 9 and assorted other folk. Van Hoften, anchored to the end 1891, she had lived in Manchester Gordon, also known for her work favorite. It (her death) took me by unless I really had to. After I got the mountain lakes, the long car longer can I drive home in broad Manchester Bicentennial Band for the past 35 years. She was a as a playwright, became a noted surprise." home from work, I generally rides lasting into bright evenings ALAS, LIFE interfered with my daylight after supper on Sunday Shell? The band shell shows I’ve My clothes are packed and I’m of the mechanical arm, plans to i FULLY LICENSED «. INSURED FREE ESTIMATES anticipated pleasures. A variety of ready for as much of my planned manually stop the 15,200-pound communicant of St. James character actress in her later Funeral arrangements are ex­ stayed home. after supper. with relatives in New Hampshire seen have been great and the price satellite's 1 rpm spin after attach­ Church. years, starring in such cult films.as pected to be announced today. ! ALL WORK GUARANTEED This long-awaited summer of my I imagined leisurely walks in the household, car. health, and family or Boston. is right. Why haven’t I attended summertime '85 as I can pack in a ing a handlebar to its side as it She is survived by a daughter, "Where’s Poppa" and "Harold Gordon was born Ruth Gordon winter dreams is nearly gone. In woods and on the seashore, and responsibilities required time. I Will I make to ‘‘Fiorella! ’’ at the more? week and a day. What’s left will rotates just a few inches away. Mrs. Rodolphe (Theresa) Banville and Maude." Jones in Quincy, Mass,, on Oct. 30, those dreary, evenings, I thought concerts at the band shell with the reached some destinations in the Goodspeed Opera House in East While there have been swims at have to fit into Indian summer of Manchester: and several nieces. Her role in "Harold and Maude" 18%. of friends and relatives who share people I care about. I perused my travel brochures, but not enough. Haddam before it closes on Sept. Rocky Neck, Middle Bolton Lake weekends. Once stablized, the arm will grab The funeral will be Friday at 8:15 C Brothers Paving another handling bar so Fisher, a a.m. from the Holmes Funeral medical doctor, can perform the Home, 400 Main St., with a mass of 0 Residential - Commercial - Industrial electronic bypass surgery. Van Christian burial at 9 a.m. at St. _Quality is remembered and price is forgotten Hoften then will fling the 14-foot­ James Church. Burial will be in St. AFFORDABLE wide, 7'/i-ton satellite away from James Cemetery. There are no DAY CARE 1 '^ the shuttle. calling hours. MDs recommend caffeine for low blood pressure - fullv lici-iiseil, ()|iriiinf; m \n);ii>l ■ Eilucalionallv SiruclumI Program By GIno Del Guercio Caffeine has been known to raise blood pressure in other internal organs. In autonomic failure, the body Dr, David Robertson, one of the report’s authors, 85 E. CENTER ST. - StiO./wook liill-timo United Press International normal volunteers, the elderly and people with high does not respond to conditions in which It needs to said the positive effects of coffee outweigh the ■ No application fee blood pressure if they have not had any coffee in raise the blood pressure, for Instance during standing negative effects. 649-5268 BOSTON — Despite its possible links with heart several days. But usually this effect wears off when up or eating. "I don’t think a cup of coffee is likely to harm for more in/ormnlion disease and bladder cancer, a new study today coffee is drunk regularly. If the blood pressure does not Increase when a anyone," he said. WEEKEND SHECI AI. call or write: recommends people with a common type of low blood "We now advise our patients with autonomic failure person stands up, blood cannot be pumped to the brain CASH & CARRY pressure drink two or three cups of coffee a day. to drink two cups of coffee with breakfast and to and so the person becomes dizzy or faints. People with Robertson, who. is an associate professor of Caffeine raises blood pressure, although scientists abstain for the rest of the day," the report in the New autonomic failure often faint when the stand up after medicine and pharmacology at Vanderbilt University KIDS-R-US are not sure why. Doctors at Vanderbilt University England Journal of Medicine concluded. eating a meal, particularly breakfast. School of Medicine, said that although he Is not an Asphalt Approximately one In 5,000 Americans have Heavy caffeine consumption has been blamed for expert on the possibly carcinogenic effects of caffeine DAY CARE CENTER Gravel Homonick Road Medical School decided to take advantage of this he is familiar with its effects on the circulatory 1 12 Taleollvilli’ Hoad effect by giving two and a half cups of coffee a day to autonomic failure, although the condition is often not Increasing the effects of stress and causing Stone Colchester, CT 06415 nervousness and sleeplessness. It has also been linked system. * Vernon, ( T (KrOtih patients with low blood pressure caused by autonomic properly diagnosed because blood pressure must be Mini Driveway Sealer (203) 537-2216 failure, a disorder of the nervous system that causes measured when a patient is standing up. in some studies with Increased risk of bladder cancer, "We probably have overestimated the risks of $t>72 ( 203) 872-2003 Penetration (co//tcr c«//« •c c tp fd i blood pressure so low patients faint when they stand The autonomic nervous system controls the motor irregular heartbeat and heart attack, although other caffeine,” he said. “When you drink it every day It Carnations bunch up. functions of the heart, lungs, intestnes, glands, and studies have found no link at all with these disorders. does not raise the blood pressure over the long haul.” MANC'HKSTEH HERALD. Thursday, Aug. 29, 1985 — II » - MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, Aug 29, 1985 Advice About Town Society holds auditions Lady nixes drawing on sperm bank HARTFORD — The Philharmonia Society will hold ppen auditions on Sept. 4. To set up appointments, call te rry Brown at 527-9480. not hold a grudge. Does Bob's pay lor the first. DEAR The first meeting of the season will be Sept. 9 at 7; 30 ABBY: For five girlfriend have a right to tell him p.m. at the YWCA at 135 Broad St. what to do with his sperm? And DEAR ABBY: years my hus­ The pun is a low form of humor. The society sings classical and sacred music at what do you think I should do? three or four concerts a year plus some benefits. band and I tried SIGN ME UPSET Though it gives satisfaction to to have a baby, you. Brown said. It has between 60 and 70 members. D ear Abby About half are voice students and the rest come but 1 couldn’t DEAR UPSET: Bob's girlfriend I’m with Tom who has written gel pregnant,.so from all walks of life, he said. jL - 4 doesn't have the right to make from Cambridge, we went to a Abigail Van Buren Latest score. 10 million to 2. fertility spe­ decisions for Bob. but she appears DON Literacy group gives data cialist. He to be doing it with his approval. ( tested both of us There’s no future in holding a Literacy Volunteers, East of the River, will have an grudge, so let bygones by bygones. DEAR DON; informational table at Reed's Inc, at 366 W. Middle and said the The Dexters wrote in, and sided ) V problem was You can still be artificially Turnpike on Sept. 7 from to a.m. to 2 p.m. to answer inseminated with the sperm of an with Tom, questions and distribute pamphlets. my husband's low sperm count. He she didn’t want him to father his Who said that my puns were a suggested that my husband's brother’s child! Abby, this has me anonymous donor, which could be kv better in the long run. bore. brother (I’ll call him Bob) come in so upset I can hardly see straight. So since you agree with the three Whale watch cruise set and have his sperm tested, and if it We tried to explain that Bob DEAR ABBY; Our daughter is of them, Bogus mark SO years Manchester Recreation Department will run a was normal he could donate some wouldn't be necessarily be "fa­ The score is 10 million to 4. whale watch cruise on Oct. 26. The group will leave sperm to be mixed with my thering" my baby — the one tiny going to be married for the second time. We paid for her first P S. Before we close the books on Highland Park School on Porter Street at 6 a m, and husband's and I could be artifi­ little sperm that would fertilize my this punny controversy, let's hear Former Manchc.stcr residents. Mr. and Mrs. Albert return at 8 p.m. cially inseminated with the egg could be my husband's. The wedding. Her husband died five M. Bogli of Dunedin. Fla., recently were honored at a years ago. Who pays for her second it from Golden. Colo.: The cruise will leave from Gloucester, Mass. The combination. girlfriend wouldn't change her 50th wedding anniversary celebration given by their $37 fee includes the cruise and transportation to it. To wedding? mind, and Bob refused to do it DEAR ABBY: Please do not sons, Gary L. Bogli and S Lee Bogli, both of register or for more information, call 647-3089. without her blessing. MOM AND POP 2 Bob agreed to the plan, and he expunge Manchester, and Mark W. Bogli and Kurt M. Bogli, 2 had his sperm tested. It was JOHN C FOSTER JR. both of Florida, at the home of S. Lee Bogli. The" Richardson’s art In show normal, and we were in seventh Now I don’t want to have DEAR MOM AND POP: Your anniversary couple was married Sept. 24. 1935, in daughter and her fiance Parents heaven. Well, the day before I was anything to do with Bob or his Thanks, pal, I MilleiTon, N.Y., and lived in Manchester for 36 years Marilyn Richardson of Coventry is exhibiting some live-in, but my husband says he are not expected to pay for a DEAR JOHN: of her work at a nationally juried show, "Woman Art Justine Bateman, star of TV’s “Family Ties," says to be inseminated. Bob backed out. needed that. before moving to Florida, where they have lived for It seems he told his girlfriend, and can see their point and we should second wedding. Some don't even the last eight years. He worked for the Wonder Bread Annual." running until Sept. 18 at a fine arts center in filmmakers have got it all wrong with their constant company in East Hartford for 36 years Taos, N.M. portrayal of teens as sex-crazed, drunken hedonists. In reality, she says, the vast majority of them are serious Social Security 9 about school and their careers. Woman feels guilt over son’s death Herold oholo bv Tarauino 9 Wallace Winchell, Manchester Com­ book, “ Popping Cult Balloons,” was 81-year-old woman. A relative has DEAR DR. tion of the victim's heart can munity College professor emeritus, published recently. produce evidence of an anatomical been harassing me on the phone. Medicare disallows routine exam Actress says teens GOTT; On Oct Ten months ago she screamed at relaxes in his Manchester home. His 8,1983, our teen­ abnormality, but usually, no cause ' vy can be found. Because unexpected me so loudly that 1 felt as if I had QUESTION: When I retire next come to your home to talk about ANSWER: You do have a right to age son went had a electric shock, and I became out to play on a adolescent death occurs so quickly year I also plan to enroll in your SSI checks, ask to see his or appeal the decision. The first step out of focus in film D r. G o tt and without suffering, doctors dizzy My eyes began to fail, and Medicare. My present company her identification. Anyone who’s is a reconsideration, which enables Saturday morn­ now I can't see. Would vitamin A . ing. Five min­ I - x y believe that the heart simply stops health insurance pays for an from Social Security will be glad to you to submit new evidence. For Instructor’s stark warnings and B help"’ show you proper identification. If further information about your Bv Vernon Scott "Because that's all there is out utes later. I Peter Gott, M.D. beating or develops a runaway annual examination. Will Medi­ w ' 1 rhythm — an arrhythmia - that care do that, too? you have any doubts, you can call right to appeal a decision, contact United Press International there," she replied. "If there's found him dead DEAR READER: No, vitamins nothing that ipterests young people on the sidewalk. ''' results in collapse. the Social Security office to verify any Social Security office. The The death cer­ The fact that you were 42 when wouldn't help, but an eye specialist ANSWEft: There are certain the visit. Remember, a Social people thebe will be glad to help. HOLLYWOOD — Motion picture on TV, they go out to movies. My might. If your eyes are normal, reveal dark side of cults cameras are out of focus wlien boy friend and 1 prefer foreign tificate listed W at. your son was born is not a services that are not covered by Security employee will never ask pictures, especially from cardiac ar- contributing factor. In addition, you may be experiencing a type of Medicare medical insurance. One you for money to have something This column is prepared by the groups meeting in and near “Beware of posters," he said. zeroed in on teenagers, says blindness that is associated with Social Security Administration In Bv Margaret Hayden 19-year-old Justine Bateman of Australia." rhythmia. 1 was 42 when he was your overwhelming bereavement. there was probably no way you. of them is routine physical exami­ done. Herald Reporter Manchester. Free booklets and maagazines, Bateman says some aspects of born; could this have had a bearing Although no one can bring back your husband or your doctor could severe emotional upset. This could nations, as well as the medical East Hartford. If you have a Winchell said that some persons including "Plain Truth," found in TV’s "Family Ties" series. be managed by therapy with ■ question you’d like to see answered According to Bateman, adoles­ teen-oriented movies are more or on his condition? I feel so guilty your son, you may be comforted to have predicted his death. Although tests directly related to such QUESTION; I have been turned Since a Manchester Community who have stayed with a cult come terminals and laundromats, can be less faithful to reality — dialogue, that we didn’t know about the know that nothing you did or didn’t you will always feel a profound psychiatrist or psychologist. Some examinations. down for Social Security disability here, write to Social Security, care back and appear normal but keep harmful, he said. cents are misrepresented as sex- scientists have suggested that the of the Manchester Herald, P.O. College student was shot to death crazed, mindless hedonists in such dress codes, music and mobility. arrhythmia. do had any effect whatsoever on sense of loss, your continuing sense benefits. Can I appeal the in 1976 by a man linked to the listening to taped, mind-altering Through the years he has con­ “The wardrobe in movies for his untimely death. of guilt can be harmful. Let it go. It miraculous "cures " of blindness QUESTION: I’m 68 and receive decision? Box 591, Manchester, 06040. sessions. tinued to write. Among Winchell’s movies as "Porkys," “ Weird that are prevalent in the writings Moonies, Dr. Wallace Winchell has Science," "Real Genius" and teens doesn't set trends. " she said. will serve no useful purpose; it will retirement benefits I also work tried to find out as much as he can “Cults want them (members) to earlier writings are: "House of "Mostly the movies copy what kids Hundreds of teenagers die each almost certainly interfere with the of most religions may represent part time. How mmuch money become slaves," he said. Many Bethlehem," "Poet's Voice of "Where the Boys Are." i DEAR READER: The sudden the unraveling of complex mental about cults and the harm he She gives TV slightly better wear today. Usually movies and and unexpected death of one’s year from undiagnosed causes. many gifts you have to share with may I earn this year before I start believes they do. cults arc anti-Semitic, he added. Babylon," "Edwin Markham,” TV underplay what teenagers Most authorities believe that un­ family and friends. Guilt will help pathways. See a doctor to make losing benefits? Many cults misuse the Bible, "Century Spanning Significance" marks for being "accidently” child is one of the most devastat- sure that there is no anatomical Winchell, who was then an more realistic in treatment of wear. Kids take more chances with ingly tragic events in human recognized abnormalities of the neither you nor your son's instructor at Manchester Com­ pretending to be "born again," he and "Poetry of the Shakers." their wardrobes heart’s electrical-conduction sys­ memory. reason for your eye failure. ANSWER: In 1985, people who It’s smart not to be smart said. Too often meittbers believe teens, thanks to network censor­ existence. I empathize with your Before doing anything else, get munity College, retired from the In "Popping Cult Balloons,” ship prohibiting nudity, drug­ "Sometimes the dialogue re­ great loss, and 1 am sure that all tem cause many of these deaths. are 65 to 70 may earn up to $7,320 college last year. He is the author their leader is a messiah. Some DEAR DR, GOTT: 1 am an an unlisted telephone number. Winchell quotes Jeanne Mills, taking and drunkenness. flects the way teenagers really those reading this column share Sometimes meticulous examina­ before anything is deducted from BERKELEY, Calif. (UPI) - "It's just not 'cool' to be good of several books. cult leaders put their hands on the survivor of the mass suicide in A talk, but most of the time it's their benefits. The limit for people Justine has portrayed Mallory shoulders of a recruit and stare A Kids who "‘ke computers and keep academically. It's like you're the His latest, titled "Popping Cult Jonestown, Guyana, on Nov. 17, Keaton in "Family Ties” since cliche. Unless the writers have under 65 is $5,400. their noses buried in textbooks are teacher's pet, taking sides with Balloons" is a satire with cartoons. with a hypnotic gaze into the eyes 1978. She was a subsequent victim 1982, aging from 16 to 17 in the four teenagers around the house, they considered nerds by their peers, a adults against children." Interspersed >vith his writings on of the person, who may then of cult assassins. She warned years the show has been on the air. can’t keep the expressions and Here are more tips on poison control QUESTION; I have heard that California psychologist says. Pulos surveyed 140 8-to 13-year- different cults are his "Realities to weaken and join the cult. "My against being fooled by people who Age alone is one roadblock to slang up to date. when you get SSI checks, some­ His research suggests that being olds and found 61 percent of them hold on to!" These include Bible term for recruiter is body- seem more loving, compassionate, teen credibility on'the screen. For "The best thing movies reflect Purchase a l-ounce bottle of Dispose of leftover prescription times an employee of Social a computer whiz is as much a think only the most unpopular verses and fairy tales. snatcher," he said. and inspired than anyone else. a variety of reasons, including about teenage tastes is music. And DEAR Security comes to visit you. Is that What should someone watch for POLLY: Yes­ SYRUP OF IPECAC and keep it in medications immediately by flush­ social stigma as getting straight students, the least likely to "date Winchell said he has been child labor laws, teenagers are it's easy. All they have to do is use true? A’s, winning first prize at the or hang out with their friends." like threatened by Moonies, and told to to prevent being deceived by such “If all of this sounds too good to top 40 stuff. " terday. we dis­ your medicine cabinet. Syrup of ing them down the toilet. be true — it probably is too good to commonly played by actors in Ipecac may be purchased at your Take the time to educate your science fair or reading computers. shut his mouth. a group? u cussed proce­ H their 20s. Bateman resents the propensity The researcher said schools are Cult members often offer instant be true! Don't give up your local pharmacy without a pres­ children about dangerous substan­ ANSWER: Yes. Sometimes it’s Shakespeare. "Tm not shutting my mouth. Some teen characterizations fall of movie and TV producers to lump dures to follow friendship, inappropriate compli­ education, your hopes and ambi- for accidental P o in ters cription. The medicine is Used to ces in your home to help prevent necessary for Social Security to "Socially, that's the kiss of ruining interest in computers with They get get my fighting blood to even older actors. Robert all teenagers into categories — death," University of California dull classes and putting too much up," he said. Today he continues ments, and invitations to supper or ■Hions to follow a rainbow,” Mills valley, girls, jocks, nerds, cheer­ poisoning in induce vomiting. DO NOT ADMIN­ accidental ingestion (swallowing). determine whether you're still said. Carradine. who played a college - POLLY psychologist Steve Pulos said. emphasis on computer math. his investigation, especially of weekend retreats, Winchell said. freshman in "Revenge of the leaders. She said " The Breakfast your home. The Polly Fisher ISTER SYRUP OF IPECAC IF eligible for SSI. If anyone does most important YOU HAVE NOT CALLED THE Nerds," is 31. Club" was a prime example. Health and safety are important. ""It was an honest try, " she said, thing to do in POISON CENTER OR YOUR "All the emphasis on sex in such a case is. DOCTOR’S OFFICE FIRST considerations where your pet is ; COLGATE GiLLETTE " but it was also a symbolic concerned, whether you’re on the r BAUSCH teenage pictures is ridiculous," of course, to I t LOMB said Bateman, an intelligent, no- representation of high school char­ NEVER place a substance in an road or at home. Polly’s newsletter GEL TR A C II acter cliches. call the local UNLABELED container. 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(available from your local Poison Be certain you have the correct Polly will send you a Polly Dollar "Movies keep showing kids at tolerent of TV's depiction of ($1) if she uses your favorite teenagers, especially her own Thoughts Center) and apply them to danger­ medication and dose before taking C o lg a te ^ , parties trashing somebody's ous products ih your home. Teach it yourself or giving it to anyone Pointer, Peeve or Problem in her home. And then you never se,e the series in which she co- stars with else. Do not take medicine in the column. Write POLLY’S POIN­ Michael J. Fox, who currently Philip Michael Thomas, of TV's your child that MR. YUK means parents reacting to it. That doesn't "NO. DO NOT TOUCH. " dark. TERS in care of this newspaper. happen. Who is going to let a guy stars in the hit summer movie. Miami Vice, stated that "Yester­ "Back to The Future." 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go zilch, but the two distall The summer in no uncertain terms that this carefully considered. No more the gentleman I spoke with, if you should get a copy of this column, members caught and released SPORTS is rapidly draw­ person bone up on streamside crowding, no more hogging of more than their limit. ing to a close, etiquette and manners. choice pools. please call so that I may once again The payoff for the day was and before we The response "I can fish any­ After a few more minutes of gel your name. In fact. I'd like to himself. Beau Garman, decicling to know it, fall will Joe’s where 1 want. l “m a member of the discussion, regarding students, spend a day fishing with you. help land all the fish. Beau, who be upon us. L.L. Bean Fly Fishing School,” fishing in general, and the quality Another pleasant memory of this normally sits half in and out of the Locking back World prompted me to write the column. of fly fishing around the country, past season, was an early spring Curren fires bombshells fishing extravaganza as a family, water, near Scott or myself, Grid practice on this past He informed me that a clipping we both hung up. Joe Garman checking for rises, abandoned us spring and service employed by the company, I am happy to say that this phone including Beau, our yellow Lab. when the ladies started to show summer, I have had forwarded a copy of "Joe's call renewed my faith in human Although son Peter was away at their mettle. some really World" containing the article, as nature. It also renewed my faith in school, the rest of us, Joyce, Scott, He was so busy running between pleasant me­ printed in the Manchester Herald. one of the largest mercantile Lynn (our soon-to-be at that time SI. Joyce and Lynn, helping them in fuii swing mories. One of This gentleman, whose name, I establishments in the country. daughter-in-law) myself and at Open after elimination Nevi bring the fish in (by getting himself MOf the more pleasant, and one that locked salmon, the L.L. Bean Fly unfortunately, did not record, As both a retailer and a consu­ Beau, enjoyed a memorable day's tangled up in their lines) that Scott ChU renewed my faith in human Fishing School brought its students investigated the circumstances mer, I find that in today's world so fishing at the nearby pond. By Bob PapettI "Inexperience of the skill Phil Although Scott and I are pretty and I were kept busy playing Pitt nature, is a happening I haven’t to the river, for a practical course and found that they (the school) many large corporations have Herald Sports Writer people, especially on the defen­ Bv Martin Lader fair fishermen, and can cast a fly ““ghillie” . We all laughed so hard passed on to you yet. in river fishing. had come up wanting. developed an impersonal attitude sive and offensive lines," noted United Press International our sides ached. Los . If you recall, about a month and Unfortunately, they took over He, in fact, had knowledge of the toward John Q. Public. In this well to a rising trout, we were School doesn’t officially open Cournoyer, "W e lost a lot of Son Pleasant memory. No big fish. CIni a half ago In this column, I some of the best pools on the river, river, was himself a fly fisherman, world of computers and imperson­ outclassed by our students. Re­ until Wednesday, but for over familiar faces — kids we No fish. Just a helluva lot of fun NEW YORK — As a parting Hoi castigated the L.L. Bean Fly to the exclusion of everyone else, and understood how such actions ality, criticism and complaint are member the old dodge about the 100 boys in Manchester the counted on for several years.” gesture to a bitter experience, AIK together. Fishing School for hogging the generating some very hard and incidents could tick fishermen so often ignored. student surpassing the teacher? summer ended over a week ago. The entire offensive and defen­ Kevin Curren suggested "they Son pools in Grand Lake Stream, feelings. off. It was, therefore, like a fresh Well, on that day, we were Thai's when 60 Manchester sive backfield is currently being should drop an A bomb on this outgunned by the ladies. Out Joe Garman, a Manchester Maine, and for the boorish attitude On top of this, one of the students, He stated that their future breath of air flowing out of the High and 40 East Catholic High reconstructed and even the place.” gunned, out fished, and . crowd resident for many years Is a one of the students in the school twice, proceeded to wade down classes would definitely stress north, to receive word that a well football players donned full quarterback position is cur­ And that was only a small taste over. “The ladies proceeded to recognized authority on the sub­ exhibited toward my son Scott. through a pool Scott was fishing. streamside manners and eti­ founded criticism was being at­ uniforms as preseason gridiron rently up for grabs. of what Curren was feeling in his ject of bamboo fly rods and the In June, prime time on Grand The second time, Scott, who had quette. And that, in the future, tended to. "w ipe our eyes” and Scott and I sessions swung into full gear. The situation is similar at stomach Wednesday after being sport of fly fishing. Lake Stream, fishing for land­ bitten his tongue before, suggested space on open water would be To the company, my thanks. To couldn't buy a fish. Not only did we Preliminary reports in both East, where 17 graduated star­ dismissed in the first round of the camps — as expected — are that ters have to be replaced. U.S, Open. ( 2 it's too early to tell anything. "Right now, it’s a matter of Following his rise to the Wim­ 2 But for the Indians and Eagles, making sure we have the right bledon final less than two months Don’t go overboard both defending co-champs in people at the right places," said ago, Curren was doubly disap­ their respective leagues, con­ coach Jude Kelly, whose Eagles pointed at his feeble showing in a cerns are similar at this stage. went 8-2 in '84 and lied two other 7-6, 6-1, 6-2 loss to Frenchman Guy At Manchester High, coach teams with a 4-2 mark to share Forget, and he didn't hesitate to when feeding pets Ron Cournoyer gleefully vent his feelings about the U.S. HCC honors. Under particular pointed out that this year's scrutiny will be the offensive Open, the U.S. Tennis Association. 7 squad is “ one of the biggest line. Flushing Meadow and anything turnouts we’ve had in years." Q. Should I The Eagles, who open Sept. 14 else in sight. Manchester, 6-4 overall last "Losing is not a major disap­ 9 9 feed my cat at South Windsor High, place season including 6-1 in the CCC An “human " tuna great emphasis on running pointment," the No. 5 seed said East to lie with Rockville, fish or kitty condition and quickness. after falling to Forget, 7-6, 6-1, 6-2. doesn’t open its “85 campaign " I t ’s almost tempting to pass this tuna i Pet Forum "Be in shape and be moti­ until Sept. 21 when it hosts one up as I do the French Open. 1 A.Tuna fish vated, " recited Kelly, of the defending Class LL state champ hate coming to New York. I hate for human con­ Eagles' creed. "We're working Glastonbury High. the environment and 1 hate Flush­ sumption is just Allan Leventhal, D.V.M. a lot on team unity — it’s almost “ This is one of the longest ing Meadow. that — tuna in a philosophy" oil or water pre-seasons we've ever had," "It’s a very difficult environ­ pack and no­ acknowledged Cournoyer. One One spot that East won’t ment to play in. The USTA should worry about is at QB, where the thing else. Kitty 4 of the reasons is that the Indians be shot for the way things are set tuna is a mix- opted to stick with a 10-game Eagles boast two exceptional up here. 1 bring a negative attitude signal-callers in senior Scott ture of the fish with other nutrients independently-owned facilities schedule, instead of adding an to it. It's sad the U.S. Open is, Vibberts and junior Tony that more nearly satisfy your cat's and nine nationwide chains with 11th game like East and many played under these conditions.” nutritional requirements. It is also 4,000 locations. other schools. The way the Alibrio. Among other things, Curren All the firepower available is much less expensive than "hu­ The ASPCA also puts out a calendar works this year, an complained about constant move­ welcomed this year, as the HCC man” tuna. It is extravagant and booklet containing travel tips plus extra Saturday is available in ment and noise from the crowd and promises to be one of the 'J unnecessary to feed this kind of regulations for the states and other the prime pigskin months. the lack of practice courts. tougher conferences in the state tuna to a cat. countries. Copies are available for Like most clubs at the outset " I f you consider all the money with the addition of Fairfield $3.50 from the ASPCA Education of a new season, Manchester's they make from the damn TV Prep and St. Joseph's of Q. Is it necessary to booster my Department. 441 E 92nd St , New biggest concern right now is revenue and they couldn’t build a dog on a yearly basis for the York. NY 10028. inexperience. Trumbull. finer facility and accommodate Ml distemper-hepatitis complex? the players and spectators in a (R A. Yes. Both cats and dogs, belter way, it is sickening, ” unless they make contact with the Q. What s this I “ve read about a Curren said. 13- viruses (or bacteria) that they are new vaccine available against NFL roundup "You come and there are five t (B immunized against as youngsters, coronavirus diarrhea in puppies? practice courts for 400 players. Y( will lose part or all of this A. Yes, a new “ Killed” vaccine You get half an hour warmup, which is absolutely ridiculous...It immunity. “Therefore, boosters by against coronavirus diarrhea in UPl photo one year of age and yearly would be great for me to win the A A dogs is now available. Coronavirus thereafter are stongly recom­ diarrhea attacks puppies primar­ Jennings isn’t U .S, Open, but'it is over for me this Kevin Curren, who found Wimbledon to in the first round by Guy Forget of mended. In this way. your pet's- ily but may also affect older dogs. year and does not bother me that much.” his liking, didn’t have kind words for the France in straight sets, 7-6, 6-1, 6-2. immunity remains high and he or However, it is more severe in pups. Herald photo bv Richmond she can handle a viral challenge in It resembles parvovirus disease John McEnroe, a victim of U.S. Open Wednsday as he was ousted most instances. This method has but will affect a dog protected jobless for long Curren at Wimbledon, also had a caused the viruses that killed against parvo. It may also cause The Doc, this week's featured pet, checks out Dog Little Hoppy, found abandoned with a broken leg, is tormenting opening round here, Becker was to follow McEnroe on Conn., 6-4, 6-2. many companion animals years nausea, anorexia and in severe Warden Rit:hard Rand. Doc was found on Haynes Street, waiting at the Applewood-Yankee Kennels, 1270 Boston — The prospects of cornerback but managed to survive a fifth set The defending champion feels Bv Joe llluzzi the Stadium Court this afternoon, Evert Lloyd and Martina Navra­ ago to become much rarer now. cases, death. Since the vaccine is near the hospital, thus his name. Turnpike, Bolton. United Press International Mossy Cade playing for the San tie-breaker against Shlomo more and more the pressure of before Chris Evert Lloyd faces tilova, the lop seeded women, won El "Killed " (or inactivated) it is a Diego Chargers dimmed Tuesday Glickstein. having been No. 1 for most of the Italian Raffaella Reggi at night. their opening matches in straight U U Q. How can 1 find out what motel The close brush with defeat adds last five years, and at the same relatively safe vaccine to use and Dave Jennings may have said following a meeting that was sets, as did No. 2 men's seed Ivan or hotels will allow pets when 1 go can be administered at the same Adopt a Pet goodbye to the New York Giants described as unproductive by team extra meaning to McEnroe’s se­ time he is finding more pleasure in Three other seeds were elimi­ Lendl, while fourth seed Jimmy on trips? time as other immunizations. Ask this week but not to New York or owner Alex Spanos. cond round match today against the world outside the tennis court. nated along with Curren in first- Connors required four sets to stop A. A directory. “Touring with your veterinarian for details. "1 said, 'See you later,” ’ Spanos Martin Wostenholme. "I'v e had the pressure of being Giants Stadium. round competition Wednesday. South African Gary Muller, ranked Towzer,” lists 7,000 such facilities The former All-Pro punter, said. " I wished him a lot of luck, Wostenholme, a 22-year-old Can­ No, 1 and especially during these Henrik Sundstrom, the 14th seed, 226th in the world. and is available from Gaines Dog Allan Leventhal is a Bolton waived Tuesday after 11 seasons that’s all.” adian, is ranked only 120 in the tournaments people talk about it Care Center. Send $1.50 to Gaines Doc, Hoppy need good homes fast more,." McEnroe said. "A s far as lost to Martin Jaite, 6-4,2-6,6-2,6-3, veterinarian. Do°ou have a ques­ with the Giants, was claimed by world, and lacks the experience ““Touring with Towzer,” P.O. Box — Steelers coach Chuck Noll and in the women's singles. No. 9 Evert Lloyd beat Janine Thomp­ tion you'd like to see answered in the rival New York Jets Wednes­ and the expertise to stand up to I ’m concerned being No. 1 is to try 8172, Kanakakee, 111.^0902. This Bv Barbara Richmond has received good care, but his police department at 646-45555. Olcott Street. There is a $5 fee for announced that Mark Malone will Kathy Rinaldi was beaten by son, 6-1, 6-3, Navratilova routed this column. Write to Pet Forum, day. Both Niew York teams play in McEnroe on Center Court of the to be the best the year round. Special to the Herald time is limited. He’d love to have a The pound is located on town adopting a dog and the owner must start at quarterback and play Andrea Holikova, 7-6, 7-6, and No. Pascale Paradis, 6-2, 6-1, Lendl 64-page directory also lists the P.O. Box 591, Manchester Herald, Giants Stadium in East Ruther­ U.S. Open. Nevertheless, he finds " I t has been kind of a mixed-up address and phones of 2,500 We have two featured pets this home where someone would really property near the town dump on also have the dog licensed. more than half of the game 10 Gabriela Sabatini, the 15-year- defeated Jay Lapidus, 6-2, 6-1, 6-3, Manchester. 05040. ford, N.J., so Jennings won’t have himself in position to provide an year. I ’ve had some good results, week. Doc, a black Labrador love him permanently. Please call Saturday against the Giants. Dar­ old Argentine, was eliminated by and Connors beat Muller, 6-4, 6-3, very far to move his equipment. important test of McEnroe's but you've got to put it together," retriever, is at the Manchester dog Virchow at 646-9699. rell Nelson will start at tight end in Barbara Potter of Woodbury. 4-6, 6-2. Jennings will report to the Jets determination. Wimbledon champion Boris pound, and Hoppy,' a little Garcon, the male poodle that ^$Hm 3 a ilti o n i place of Bennie Cunningham, who today. River blindness cure shepherd-collie cross, is at was featured last week, is lucky. sprained his right knee in practice To make room for Jennings, the Applewood-Yankee Kennels in His owner claimed him. No wonder Specializing Exclusively In Jets waived punter John Misco. Monday, Bolton. he was confused when called SLENDERIZING plus-size fashions Jennings, 33, is a four-time Pro — Ross Browner returned to the may become a reality Doc received that name because Garcon. His real name is Pepper. Bosox siammed by injuns, Franco Bowl selection. He lost his job with Cincinnati Bengals after a six- he was picked up on Haynes Street Special Sizes Poor Spike, featured a few weeks 12'A - 28'A the Giants to former USFL punter game stint with the Houston near Manchester Memorial Hospi­ Easterly, who had made 41 Easterly, 3-0, who pitched 6 2-3 Bv GIno Del Guercio Been used against river blindness. ago in the column, also has his days and 3S to 52 Sean Landeta after two sub-par Gamblers of the USFL. Bv Roberto Dias “ Right now, we've got five or six tal on July 15. He's about 6 months appearances in relief, made the innings and allowed two runs on United Press International Greene, who is a snerialist in numbered. The strange thing is seasons. United Press International starters,” said Corrales. "Three of old. — The Cleveland Browns ob­ most of his first start of the season seven hits with two strikeouts and internal medicine, fi. 'came that he's one of the sweetest dogs to In other developments as teams them (Jamie Easterly, Tom Wad­ The puppy in Bolton has been tained much-needed defensive line and only the second in his eight- two walks. BOSTON — In some tropical interested in the dis. while be at the pound in some time. He's WELCOME prepare for their final pre-season CLEVELAND — When Pat dell and Curt Wardle) were reliev­ named Hoppy for good reason. the one with one greenish-blue eye help by trading a draft choice to year career Wednesday night. "1 got great fielding and timely parts of the world a third of adults studying another type oi ,rasite games: Corrales talks about his pitching ers at the start of the season. Right now he is hopping on three Seattle for veteran Sam Clancy. Julio Franco smashed a grand hitting to back me up, although are blinded by a hair-thin 15-inch called the liver fluke. He realized and one brown eye. He's a mixed FALL — The Giants announced the rotation, he does not mean just “ Two of the guys now in. the legs. His right front leg is in a cast. (Dwight) Evans helped me took worm that rolls into a ball and that although a great deal is known breed and is about 4 months old. — Minnesota Vikings guard those players who start games. bullpen (Vern Ruble and Jerry slam to lift Easterly and the Hoppy can only be kept at the w ith long-awaited signing of former care of the shutout and the spends the rest of its life releasing about the liver fluke, very little is The female Labrador retriever Curtis Rouse, who was promoted to The Cleveland manager consid­ Reed) used to be starters. There’s Cleveland Indians to a 7-4 decision kennel a few more days. Call the all-USFL center Bart Oates. no-hitter right away (by leading off its young into a victim's understood about river blindness. picked up Aug. 18 on Adams Street the classic look and a starting position following the ers virtually every pitcher a nothing wrong with changing roles over the Boston Red Sox. kennel at 649-0079 if you're inter­ Oates, who played on USFL the game with his I7lh home run). bloodstream. Part of the reason is that river is still waiting to be adopted. She’s new silhouettes to retirement of Steve Riley, frac­ potential starter. Jamie adapted well tonight." "It was good teamwork,” said ested. If no one adopts him, he’ll championship teams with the "But starting is too nerve- The disease is known as river blindness only affects humans. about 6 months old. Also waiting is Philadelphia and Baltimore Stars, tured a bone in the back of his left have to be destroyed. freshen up your wracking. I ’d just as soon go back blindness, and as yet there is no “This is a devastating disease the black and white mixed breed agreed to a four-year $1.1 million hand and will be sidelined Hoppy is about 12 weeks old and wardrobe to the bullpen." cure or adequate method of which in some areas as much as a that was wearing a large leather contract with the Giants near the indefinitely. is bright and responsive, even Trailing 2-1, Cleveland went prevention. The World Health third of the adult population is collar. It was picked up last week beginning of .training camp. The In today's only game, Detroit though he was apparently aban­ ahead with two runs in the sixth off Association has put the disease, blinded by the parasite,” said at Center Street and West Middle Stars had a right to match the plays at Philadelphia. Lions run­ doned on the highway, possibly loser Tim Lollar, 5-9, which is believed to strike 20 Greene. "It attacks the bread Turnpike. offer, however, and claimed they ning back Wilbert Montgomery thrown out.of a car. Otis Nixon doubled home the million to 50 million people living winners and so devastates the would do so until they placed Oates should get his first chance at Judy ■ Virchow, Bolton dog Dog Warden Richard Rand is at tying run and scored the eventual along the equator in Africa and entire family. It's not just individu­ on waivers Tuesday. playing against his former team, warden, took the puppy to the the pound from noon to 1 p.m., game-winner when Mark Clear, Latin America, high on its list of als who are the victims, it's whole To make room for Oates, the the Eagles, since being traded Bolton Veterinary Hospital where weekdays. He can also be reached who replaced Lollar, uncorked a priorities. families: the social structure of Giants waived four-year center Monday for linebacker Garry his leg was set and put in a cast. He by calling 643-6642 or by calling the two-out, bases-loaded wild pitch. 2 2 villages are disrupted and Now researchers at Case West­ Rich Umphrey. Cobb. destroyed" After Joe Carter led off the ern Reserve University have found Researchers have discovered seventh with a single and stole a drug, called ivermectin, that river blindness is transmitted by a second, pinch hitter George Vuko- preliminary tests show simply and Public Records vich walked and Jerry Willard safely combats the disease. black fly. The fly bites a human Ruthian effort needed 7- infected with the disease and in the forced Carter. ” I think this is the most promis­ .H ing agent to come along in a long process picks up the undeveloped Warranty deeds Carla L. Balesano, 147 Saddlehill One out later, Tony Bernazard time,” said Dr. Bruce Greene of worms, called nematodes, which Road, $141,000 (based on convey­ walked to load the bases and are about one-hundredth of an inch Southfield Green Condominium by BC against Byu Case Western Reserve University ance ta x ). Franco powered Clear's 1-2 pilch long. Corp. to Robert J. Guliani, Unit Medical School in Cleveland, Ohio. over the left-field wall for his sixth 9 9 A-51 Southfield Green, $110,000. "It is effective when given in a Within eight days the nematodes By Dave Raffo ing game. Bosco will be looking for homer and second career grand single oral dose and is relatively inside the fly transform into larva, Vintage Homes Inc. to Carol R. United Press International wide receiver Glen Kozlowski (55 \ slam. free of side effects as far as we can which are injected back into a Rozman, 126 Lorraine Road, CALDWELL Choose from catches for 879 yards and 11 “ I was just looking to make human the next time the fly bites. $152,000. tell.” thousands of NEW YO RK - Boston College touchdowns in 1984) and fullback contact with two out,” said The larvae then grow into the fully i might need a Ruthian effort to Lakei Heimuli (31 catches along Franco, " I t was a good, low Greene and his colleagues have Michael J. Curtin and Frances ▼ developed worm, which over its OIL INC. ♦ Slenderizing upset defending nationai cham­ with 796 rushing yards). fastball, and I pulled it nice. tested the anti-parasite drug on B. Curtin to Joseph T. Faulkner lifetime releases millions of nema­ ♦ Styles. pion Brigham Young in tonight's But BYU returns one starter on " I don't think I ’m a stronger 1,200 patients and have found that and Denise M. Faulkner, 174 todes into a victim's body. ♦ l l Kickoff Ciassic. the offensive line — the same hitter this year. I'm just more it kills off many of the young, Autumn St., $71,500. A victim must be bitten many 90.9 That wouid have to come from number as the Eagles return in the consistent and more confident.” although it has no effect on the times before enough larva have per gal. C. O. D. Mike Ruth, the Eagles’ 6- foot-2, secondary — which will try to adult worm. The team published Edward J. Sarkisian and Kat­ The homer, Cleveland’s fourth been injected to cause serious 2S0-pound noseguard who stands contain Ruth. Ruth had 20 quarter­ its preliminary results in a recent hleen Sarkisian to Richard K. grand slam this year, also was the problems. The people who are as Boston College's best chance of back pressures and 6>A sacks last issue of the New England Journal Cokash and Susan M. Cokash, 143 first surrendered by Clear after 52 usually affected the worst are 649-8841 keeping BYU passer Robbie Bosco year. of Medicine. Blue Ridge Drive, $163,000. 1-3 innings of relief this year. adult males, who lend to work in PrfCM Sut»y«cf (o Chang* from abusing an inexperienced "The problem in the past with The LaCava Construction Co. to Boston College's Neil Iton re­ “ I ’m pleased with my effort, but areas where there are a lot of flies. secondary. t the treatment of river blindness We now carry wide width shoes. turns in the secondary, but Carl it means nothing when you lose," The nematodes are what cause Ruth is aware of how much has been that the available drugs Pellegata, Rorery Perryman and V 'L said Lollar. the majority of the symptoms, Boston College needs to pressure T’ caused a very severe reaction,” such as severe itching and a Karl Kreshpane will be making Easterly was relieved by Bryan said Greene. "In some ways, the ROBERT J. SMITH, jnc. Bosco. their first starts back there. Clark, who allowed two runs on disfiguring skin condition that can "It’s going to be very important treatment was as bad as the Bosco, )vho threw for 3,875 yards Tony Armas’ 18th homer in thet/' be psychologically disabling. The to winning the gam e," said Ruth, disease itself. nematodes can also get into a Robert J. Smith, liK . TnmpOi/iiotu and 33 TDs last year, won’t be eighth. who is considering entering the "It is conceivable that a new victim ’s lymph nodes, causing the ^ INSLIRANSMITHS suckered into overconfidence. Reed relieved and got the final priesthood after he graduates. "It ' * 1 - drug like ivermectin could bring gross swelling of limbs and male INSURANSMITHS SINCE VERNON - VERNON CIRCLE 040-4430 Bosco is also wary of Boston five outs for his third save. won’t be as important as being this disease, which affects scores genitals, called elephantiasis, as College quarterback Shawn Hailo- Boston took a 1-0 lead when reckless and hustling, though, •■1 of millions of people, under reaso­ well as other complications. 1914 Open Labor Dav/ Monday 12 to 5 PM ran, who has the pressure- filled Evans drove the fourth pitch of the because with Bosco, you have to DPI ptioto nable control and could prevent the When the nematodes get into the job of replacing 1984 Heisman game 400 feet to left-center field. AVON— m.44.c.M»rw get to whoever gets that ball. You complications, the worst of which, victim ’s eyes they can cause The Red Sox made it 2-0 in the I M l UMiehW Hh better have three or four people on Trophy .winner Doug Flutie. Boston outfielder Dwight Evans (left) is game between the Indians and Red Sox of course, is blindness," he said. blindness. Only about one percent second on Marty Barrett’s RBI 649-5241 BtlSTOi— w. *• GoMm , It. 0 that guy (receiver).’’ Bosco knows what Halloran is Ivermectin has been widely used of all victims go blind, but 10 to 20 being nice to an umpire onthis occasion in Cleveland had to be halted with groundnut, but the Indians got a 65 E. Center Street WfTHHtSPMU)- That’s because, contrary to their going through because he replaced by veterinarians to kill a variety of percent usually suffer some deteri­ 1983 All-America quarterback as he sprays first base arbiter Don players getting flying insects in their run back in the bottom of the inning parasites but until now had not Manchester, Ct. MBMCTOWN — Image as bombers, the Cougars oration of sight. actually have a bail-control pass­ Steve Young a year ago. Denkinger with insect .repellent. The eyes. on Pat Tabler’s fifth homer. U - M AN C H ESTER HERALD. Thursday. Aug. 29, 1985 SCOREBOARD

Cooch — B^SbyRoss.'yta ysor, 63 lost The Exposition Wheelmen will hold the third L;ihor Day It appears there will be ()ne Twine 6, Blue Ja y i 5 ysor, 49-42 corser. , less sport at Manchester High The make-or-breok gome for Crileriiim Monday, beginning at the Manchester Indust rial Park great expectations comss In T w r^ this full. Baseball TORONTO MINNESOW at 9 a m. First-year Director of Athlet­ obrhM obrhM Ins' seoson-opsner <>«»•>'** Ten various age groups will eompele on the half-mile course, Garcia 2b 5 0 0 0 Puckett ct 5 0 00 which Maryland has not ics Mike Simmons has recom­ 1961. Stan Gslbdui^ 1 ^ 5 OYsr tar including Novice-15 and under at 9 a.m.; Novice 16-'2I at 9:15; The Minnesota Twins halted the Lee 2b 0 0 0 0 Smalley 3b 4 2 1 0 Frork Rtlch of ouarfsrbock. At almMt mended the girls’ field hockey Nitlonil League itendlngt Moseby ct 5 0 1 1 Goettl 3b 0 0 0 0 tvsry position, Morylond, (Wending Noviee21 &overat9:40: Junior 12-14boys&girlsat 10: 15: Junior Toronto Blue Jays’ winning ways program be discontinued due lo Mullnks 3b 4 0 1 0 Hrbek 1b 5 2 3 0 ACC champion, returns sxperlsnceond Men 15-17 at 10:45; Senior IV at 11:30: Women-Senior ;il 12: 15 lorg 3b 1 0 0 0 Engle dh 4 0 0 1 Wednesday with a twist of their the lack of a coach. The final Bell If 4 0 10 Bush It 5 1 3 1 p.m.: Masters & GM at 12:45; Veterans al 1 :30 and Senior III at caps and a flick of Tom Brunans- decision rests with Superintend­ W L Pet. O I Oliver dh 3 110 Solos c J J *’^Lo»f year's finish — No. 11. 2: 15. ky’s wrists. Thorntn ph 0 0 0 0 Stenhos rt 2 0 0 0 Illln e ls (16) ent of Schools Dr. James P. St. Loult 77 47 .4J1 — Coach — Mike Whits, 11th year, 74 N«w York 75 50 .600 2 Toronto 030 000 300 0— 5 strong on defense os on off ense, but 0 sol Id sion Froncisco 49 75 .395 25'/3 Minnosota 011 000 M01-6 turn your cup inside out, maybe season and has been followed by WedneMlay'e Retulti Game-winning RBI — Brunanskv (10). front makes It tough. H A R T F O R D — The Hartford women’s rugby team is trying to you'll change your luck," Twins Lost year — unranked. Janice Dahm, Lisa Maccarone Houston 3, Chicago 0 E— Fernandez, Barfield, Bell, Bru- recruit new players for the upcoming season that is scheduled to manager Ray Miller explained and Mary Neubell. Atlanta 6, Pittsburgh 1 nansky, Mulllniks, Hrbek, Goettl. begin Sept. 7. after the 6-5 victory. Cincinnati 7, St. Louis 6,12 Innings DP— Minnosota 1. LOB— Toronto 8, Lautstano State (11) Neubell resigned following Thursday's Games Minnesota 9. 2B— Whitt, Bush. 3B— Coach— Bill Arnsporger,6idvear,8-61 The team is looking for players 18 years of age or older and no The loss, Toronto's second in its X the '84 season to accept a (All Times EOT) Upshaw. HR— Salas (5). S— Smalley. experience is needed to join the Wild Roses. Practices are last seven games, trimmed the Atlanta (Barker 1.6) at Chicago (Trout SF— Engle. lost year, 661 coreer. graduate assistantship at Cen­ IP H R ER BB SO Bockfleld of QB Jeff Wlckershom and Monday and Thursday nights at 5:30 p.m. at Colt Park in Blue Jays' lead over the second- 8-4), 2:20 p.m. RBt Dalton Hilliard and Gory Jomes tral Connecticut Slate Univer­ New York (Aguilera 6-5) at Son Toronto , . should moke Amiparger'sse<»ndse^n Hartford. For more information, call Pal Charon (captain). place Yankees, who were idle, to sity. Simmons has advertised Francisco (Hamnioker 4-10), 3:05p.m. Stieb 7 5 3 2 1 8 2 with Tigers a happy one. The hM rt of t ^ 4'h games. But that didn't faze 568-6613. or Patrick Foran (coach). 647-9172. tor a new couch since last June Montreal (Smith 15-4) at Son Diego Lavelle 0 1 ' ' ? S defense It llnsbocker Michael Brooks. 2 (Dravecky 11-8), 4:05 p.m. Henke (L 3-1) 2 1-3 4 2 2 1 3 losing pitcher Tom Henke. a n d h a s received no Pittsburgh (Reuschel 10-6) at Cincinnati Acker 010000 Lost year's finish — No. 16. Notre Dam# (11) "No one is pressing, " said applications. (Browning 13-9), 7:35 p.m. MInnesoto Henke, who fell to 3-1. "We’re five Philadelphia (Hudson 7-11) at Los Coach — Gerry Foust, 5th year, 7-5 M’s Beattie to go under knife The field hockey team posted Smithson * 5 5 !! 2 i lost year, 26261 carter. Angeles (Hershlser 13-3), 10:35 p.m. R.DavIs ^ ^ ® ? 2 2 games ahead. We would be press­ a 1-7-5 mark a year ago. Friday's Games Fllson (W 4-5) 2 1 0 0 0 0 Foust In final year of 6vso r contract S E A T T L E — The Seattle Mariners Wednesday announced ing if we were five games behind” Atlanta at Chicago Smithsbn pitched to 4 batters In 7th; that so tar has been disappointing tar Irish. Notre Dome — facing o tough righthander Jim Beattie was placed on the 21-day disabled list Kent Hrbek singled to lead off Houston at St. Louis, night Stieb pitched to 1 batter In 8th; Lavelle schedule-rsturnslOdefsnilvestorters.a New York at San Francisco pitched to 1 batter In8th; Acker pitchedto 1 and is scheduled to undergo surgery on his right shoulder later the Twins 10th and one out later, Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, high! batter In 10th. talented oflentive line anchored by Tim advanced to third on a single to Philadelphia at Los Angeles, night HBP— by Smithson (Bell). WP— S(^nnell 2141 Totals >5 6 10 S Hogstedt, Sweden, 6-4,6-4,7-6; Member — Bill Cosgrove. 11th — Guest smashed a three-run homer and Settle (Swift 4-7) at Baltimore Pittsburgh 000 001 000— 1 Mlloslov Meclr (9), Czecho'slovdkla, Steve Bono. Gaston Green was on loser was Texas starter Dave loss. would violate Williams' rights. Seorage 220024 — Howard Dyson. Member^^ Jim exciting freshman RB, Mike Sherrord Is (Boddicker 11-13), 7:35 p.m. H BP— by Gubicza (Riles). T— 2:38. Atlanta 001 400 Olx— 6 det. Andy Kohlberg, Dallas,5-7,4-6,7-6,6-3, Sawyer. Closest to the Pin — 57h Guest Browns obtain Sam Clancy The judge then quashed the California (Romanick 13-6) at New (^me-wlnnlng RBI — None. 6-1; Vitos C^ruloltls, Kings Point, on elite W R and K John Lee Is one of A— 7,626. — Len Burbank. Member — Ted nation's finest. indictment, saying charges were York (NIekro 12-9), 8 p.m. E — Peno, Madlock 2, Ramirez, Oberk- N.Y., det. Torlk Benhoblles, Fronce, 7-6, Arm ato Jr. 9th — Guest — Paul Texas (Hooton 5-8) at Chicago (Seaver fell. LOB— Pittsburgh Atlonto 10. 34, 7-5, 7-5; Poul Annocone, New York, L-ost year's finish — No. 10. B E R E A , Ohio — The Cleveland Browns obtained much-needed NL roundup worthless if a new trial could not be A DeLude. Member — none. 17th — Aliconwf (18) 12-9), 8:30 p.m. 2B^Peno, Benedict. HR— Horner (22). det. Tom Gulllkson, Palm Coast, Flo., 6-4, defensive line help Wednesday by trading a draft choice to National League results Guest — Joe Cordello. Member — Coach— Ken Hatfleld,7thyear,7-4-llast held. A Friday's Games SB— Hubbard (4), Pena (B). 6- 4, 34, 6-1. Kansos City at Texas, night Ken Floch, Sebrlno, Flo.,det. Leonardo Bernie Quesnel. Calloway — 1st — year, 33-362 career. Seattle for veteran Sam Clancy. The ruling, if upheld by Louisia­ IP H R ER BB $0 John Cheney-Dove Wilson 73, Bob Razorbdckt hove quolltv defense led by Cleveland at Milwaukee, night Reds 7. Cardinals 6 (12| Pittsburgh LoVoMe, Mexico, 7-5, 6-2, 24, 6-1; Youno-Ted Armato Sr. 73, Dona Clancy. 27. will probably play some in Friday's final preseason na's appeals courts, would be the Oikland at Detroit, night Tunnell (L 1-9) 3 2-3 8 5 4 1 3 Eduardo Bengoecheo, Argentina, llnenran Rovln Caldwell, bl6Plav ability Hormon-Dove Harmon 74. at offensive skill positions headed by W R game against the Los Angeles Raiders. Pirates road show woeful first time a judge specifically has Chicago at Toronto, night Guante 2 1-3 0 0 0 0 2 det. Colin Dowdesdel, Britain, 44, 74, Boston at Minnesota, night 7- 5, 64; Jim Grobb, Tucson, Ariz., det. Jomes Shibest and solid offensive line. blocked a retrial because of ST. LOU IS CIN CIN N ATI Scurry 2 2 1 0 2 3 Arkonsot must replace QBs Brad Toylor consecutive road losses in a season needs only nine to break Ty Cobbs' Seattle at Baltimore, night Ob r h M Ob r h bl Atlonto Glvoldo Barbosa, Brazil, 6-2,6-7,7-5,6-1 By Fred McMane prosecutorial misconduct that led Californio at New York, night and Danny Nutt, who shared '84 lob. set by the 1890 team. all-time career record of 4,191. Coleman If 4 1 0 0 Milner cf 3 0 2 1 Barker (W 2-6) 5 3 0 0 3 5 New women’s tennis rules United Press International to a mistrial. McGee ct 6 13 2 Redus cf 2 0 0 0 McMurtry (SI) 4 1 1 0 1 4 Guv Forget, France, det. Kevin Curren Football Returning nine starters on detente. "We just got beat tonight, " said "This proves a walk is just as Herr 2b 6 1 1 0 Power p 0 0 0 0 H B P— by Guante (Oberkfell), by (5), Austin, Texas, 74, 6-1, 6-2; Jimmy Lost year's finish — unranked. Pirates manager Chuck Tanner, good as a hit," said Rose. " I went Prosecutors said they would Connors (4), Sonlbel Harbor, Flo., det. Penn State 07) NEW YORK — The Women’s Tennis Association announced The Pittsburgh Pirates would Porter c 3 1 1 0 Perez ph 0 0 0 0 Guante (M.Thompson). up there wanting to get a hit, but appeal the ruling, and Oser gave H Vn Slyk rt 2 1 0 1 Rose 1b 6 0 2 2 T— 2:55. A— 5,107. (Tory Muller, South Afrlca,6-4,6-3,44,6-2; Coach— Joe Poterno, 20th year, 65lost Wednesday a hew set of eligibility rules directed toward the never make it lo Broadway. Any never one lo be critical of his team. Eastern League standings Thierry Tulosne, France, del. Joro year, 176462 career. I ’ll sure take the walk.” them until Sept. 11 to file motions Londrm rf 3 0 1 0 Parker rt 6 1 1 0 UPI Top 10 growing problem of "burnout” among young players on the pi'o "Thai’s probably the best game H Penditn 3b 6 0 2 2 Esasky It 6 12 0 Novrotll, Czechoslovakia, 6-7,6-3,6-7,6-3, Nlttonv Lions open ogolnst Maryl(xid, producer with common sense with the 4th state Circuit Court of (Capsule report on Top 20 teams which they hove not lost to since 1961. Barker's pitched in about three The loss snapped St. Louis' W L Pet. OB Jorgnsn 1b 5 0 2 0 Bell 3b 4 0 0 0 Major League leaders 64. lour. would close the show out of town Appeal. Smith ss 6 12 1 Franco p 0 0 0 0 Jaime Yzooo, Peru, det. Jakob Hlosek, selected by United Press International's But while the Terps ore on the wav up, months. McMurtry threw the ball seven-game winning streak, but Albany 00 55 .593 — Board of Coaches In Its 1965 pre-season Penn State It coming oft Its worst season "W e have formulated the most reasonable rules possible that This is a worse road show than Oser’s decision freed Williams of New Britoln 74 62 .544 6V i Andulor p 2 0 I 0 Cedeno cf 2 0 0 0 Switzerland, 5-7, 7-5. 34, 64, 6-3; Luke well, and they got the runs." the Cardinals still enjoy a 2'A game Worrell p 0 0 0 0 Conepen ss 5 2 3 0 Battlno Jensen, Ludington, Mich., det. Matt rankings:) under Poterno. Lions will field o talented will rationally limit a young player's schedule without hindering anything Hope and Crosby ever put all criminal charges and cleared Waterburv 73 62 ;541 7 National Ltogut (Xdohoma 0 ) squod, especially on defense, where Barker, 2-6, gave up three hits lead over the New York Mets in the Vermont 68 67 .504 12 DeJess ph 1 0 0 0 Diaz c 4 12 1 Mitchell, Morogo, Collf., 24, 44,6-1,64, her career." said WTA President Chris Evert Lloyd. together. the way for him to join the_ Forsch p 0 0 0 0 Brwnno pr 0 0 0 0 g Ob r h pet. 7-5. Coach — Barry Switzer, 13th season, Shane Conlon should carry proud Penn over five innings lo earn the NL East. Glens Falls 66 70 .485 14V2 McGee. StL 1)5 455 BS 165 .363 9-2-1 lostyeor, 116234career. State L B tradition. The rules adopted by the WTA will be submitted for approval to The Pirates lost their 17lh Cleveland Cavaliers, who drafted " Nashua 65 71 .470 15Va Daylev p 0 0 0 0 Vn Grdr c 1 0 1 0 Scott Davis (15), Bordmoor, Flo., det. victory. McMurtry tossed the final Harper ph 1 0 0 0 (Jester 2b 5 13 2 Herr, StL 122 459 75 148 .322Massimo Clerro, Italy, 64,64,64; Brad With nine defensive starters returning. Lost year's finish — unranked. the Women's International Professional Tennis Council, which consecutive game on the road Astros 3, Cubs 0 him in the second round of June’s'' Pittsfield 58 77 .430 22 Guerrero, LA 115 406 86 130 .320 Including nose guard Tony Casillas and South Carolina (18) four innings, allowing one hit, to Reading 57 77 .425 22Va Lahti p 0 0 0 0 Soto p 0 0 0 0 Gilbert, Piedmont, Calif., det. Christo Wednesday night, dropping a 5-1 Horton p 0 0 0 0 Robinson p 1 0 0 0 Raines, M il 119 461 92 143 .310Von Rensburg, South Africa, 6-2, 62,62; linebacker Brian Bosworth, Coach — Joe Morrison, 13th yeor, 162 meets next week. record his first save. At Houston. Nolan Ryan won his NBA draft. G Wednesday’s Results Gwynn, SD 120 49) 67 151 .306 Switzer should continue to avoid talk of lost year, 77-52-5 career. decision to the Atlanta Braves. ‘ first game since June 17, snapping The end of Williams’ trial leaves Runnils ph 1 0 0 0 Honk Ptister, Bakersfield; Calif., del. Nashua 4, Glens Falls 0,1st Cruz, Hou 112 436 52 132 .303 his firing which followed three straight Bob Horner hit his 22nd homer G Glens Falls 4, Nashua 1,2nd Stuper p 0 0 0 0 Scott McCain, Berkeley, Collt., 63, 64, Gamecocks flew to highest final Len Barker, who underwent a personal eight-game losing four defendants — a Green Wave VenabI ph 1111 Oester, CIn 114 395 45 119 .30164. four-loss seasons previous to 1964. ranking ever leaf year but to maintain for Atlanta. Vermont 9, New Britain 2 Moreland, Chi 123 445 54 133 .299 The big question: con relatively surgery on his right arm last year, streak, and Glenn Davis rapped a player, a Tulane student and two Pittsfield 3, Reading 2. 1st Krnchc 3b 2 0 0 0 Brian Teacher, Los Angeles, det. lofty position must (let solid replocements Dodgers’ Bailor sidelined Totals 45 6 13 6 Totals 49 7 17 7 Sandberg, Chi 117 475 84 140 .295 Alelandro (Tanzobol, Argentina, 61, 64, untested Troy Alkmon do the lob at at ditaleted offensive and defensive and Craig McMurtry combined on Reds 7, Cardinals 6 two-run double to lead the Astros a suspected bookies — to stand trial. Reading 7, Pittsfield 2, 2nd Parker, Cin 123 487 61 143 .294 quorterbock? Waterburv 8. Albonv 0 Two out when winning run scored 7-5; Peter Lundgren, Sweden,det. Shohor fronts. Mike Hold (the runner) and Allen LOS ANGELES — Third baseman Bob Bailor of the Los a four-hitter for the Braves. At Cincinnati, Reds player- victory. Ryan, 9-11, left the game Four others have pleaded guilty to St. Leuls 004 000 000 no— 4 American League Perkiss, Israel, 64,74,62; (Jon Cossldv, Lost year's finish: No. 6. Mitchell (thepasser) glvetheGamecocks Thursday's Gomes AutMjni (1) The last National League team manager Pete Rose drew a bases- after 6 2-3 innings with a strained sports bribery, charges in the Reading at Pittsfield CIncInnotl 000 004 000 001— 7 g Ob r h pet. Hollywood, Flo., det. Ahm ed El Me- 0 soDd, senior 1-2 punch at QB. Angeles Dodgers, who bruised a left shin last Friday when a ball Gome-winning R BI — Rose (6). Brett, KC 118 421 86 150 .356helmv, Egypt, 64,67,62,63; David Pate, Coach — Pot Dye, 12th season, 94 lost Last year's finish — No. 13. to suffer 16 or more road losses in a loaded walk from Rljcky Horton right shoulder. He allowed four point-shaving scheme that re­ Waterburv at Albany year, 8637-1 career. fouled off his ankle in a game at Montreal, will miss the next two Vermont at New Britain DP— St. Louis 3. LOB— St. Louis II, Boggs, Bos 123 494 72 175 .354Los Vegas, Nev., del. Bruno Oresor, Oporpta (19) season was the 1963 New York with two outs in the b o j^ ^ o f the Cincinnati 14. 2B— Pendleton, Concep­ Henderson, NY 106 4)8 106 ) 41 .337 Yugoslavia, 62, 6-3, 24, 64. The Tigers return most of their Coach— Vince Dooley, 22nd year, 7-4-1 games, a team spokesman said Wednesday. hits, walked two and struck out sulted in the abolition of men’s Glens Falls at Nashua offense, most notably running bock Bo Mels, who lost 22 in a row from 12th inning to give Ihe Riras their Frldoy’s Gomes cion, Parker, Esasky, Venable. SB— Mottlngly, NY 122 499 78 165 .331 Hons Schwoler, West GermonV, del. last year, 166444 career. eight to run his career-leading Intercollegiate basketball at Porter 2(201,Coleman (88).S— Andulor, Loev, Bolt 92 390 60 122 .313Bdldzs T aroczv, Hungary, 67,64,74,7-5; Jackson. Dye will move from the Bulldogs lost l(»t four gomes lost June 16 lo July 28. The 17 losses by victory. Rose had two hits and now Waterburv at Albany wishbone to the l-tormotlon to better strikeout total lo 4,060. Tulane. Glens Falls at Nashua Jorgensen. Cooper, MM 119 484 66 149 .308Diego Perez, Spain, det. Steve season and open 1985 against Baylor, the Pirates drew them to within Butler, Clev 119 467 78 143 .306Melster, North Miami Beach, Flo.,63,63, utilize Jackson. Even without Jocksonfor Clemson, South Corollno and Ala­ Investigation at Oklahoma U. Vermont at New Britoln six gomes because of a separated five of the club record for most Reading at Pittsfield • IP H R ER BB SO (Tedmon, Bos 112 374 52 114 .305 64. bama. The chances for an eight-gome St. Louis Bradley, Sea 123 499 73 152 .305 Bill Scanlon, Dollos, det. Ben Tester- shoulder. Auburn amassed more than losing streak are there. But Georglo TULSA, Okla. — A bank's foreclosure petition alleging athletes Andulor 5 1-3 8 6 6 3 2 Whitaker, Det 118 483 86 147 .304 man, Knoxville, Tenn., 74,74,04,67,63; 3400 yards on the ground lost season and returns much of offense and a tough run Worrell 1 2-3 1 0 0 0 0 Home Runs Claudio Ponotto, Italy, det. Tim will again be a scoring machine. defense. Bulldo(N hod trouble passing In signed contracts while playing for Oklahoma University has CARTER CHEVEROLET USED CARS Forsch 1-3 1 0 0 0 0 Notional League — Murphy, Atl 34; Gulllkson, Boca West, Flo., 74, 63, 24, , Last year's finish — No. 14. '84 and loss of K Kevin Butler and P prompted an investigation, but one person connected with the AmaFlcan League results Guerrero, LA 30; Parker, Cin 23; Horner, onto Slata ( ) Cruz misses Daylev 1 2-3 1 0 0 0 0 64. 1 Chip Andrews hurts. case has admitted some of the signatures were forged. Lohtl (L 2-2) 2 6 11)2 Atl and Schmidt, Phil 22. Horoclo de lo Pena, Argentina, led Leo Coach — Earle Bruce, 14th season, 9-3 Horton 2-3 0 0 0 2 0 American League — Fisk, Chi 33; Polln, Finland, 34,63,62, 44, 63, when lost year, 102-50 career. Lost year's finish — unranked. An OU official said the school was responding to the potentially RedSox7.lndlans4 Cincinnati Evans, Det 29; Bolbonl, KC and Bell, ploy was suspended by darkness; Stefan The Buckeyes' fate may lie In Bpttan Coltois (18) damaging information in the petition. world record Soto 2 1-3 4 6 6 4 3 Tor27; Klngmon.CJakandG.Thomas.Sea Edberg (11), Sweden, det. Jose Luis sophomore quarterback Jim Korso- Coach — Jack BIcknell, 10th year, 162 Robinson 2 2-3 3 0 0 0 1 26, Clerc, Argentina, 64, 63, 63; Todd tos, lost Tear, 50-462 career. Beautiful BOSTON CLEVELAND Stuper ' 1 2 0 0 0 1 Runs Bottod In Nelson, Son Diego, det. Mark Dickson, who replaces Mike Tomezok. Even on Shown Holloron takes over at QB tar ab r h bi ob r h bl Notional League — Murphy, Atl 92; doys when he can't complete a pass, KOBLENZ, West Germany Evans rf 4 111 Nixon cf 4 111 Price 110 0 12 Tompo, Flo., 74, 44, 74, 74; Henri Doug Flutle. Eotales open In Kickoff Franco 310003 Herr. StL87; Parker, ClnB6; Clark, SIL84; Leconte, France, del. Woltek Flbok, though, Korsotos need only hand to Classic ogolnst BYU, then meet Temple, (UPI) — Olympic champion Joa- Boggs 3b 5 0 0 0 Bernzrd 2b 2 1 0 0 Wilson, Phil 81. All-America Keith Byars, the nation's Bucknr lb 5 0 0 0 Franco ss 4 114 Power (W 5-4) 2 2 0 0 1 0 Poland, 64. 63, 64. Maryland, Pitt and Miam i (Fla.). Troy Holmes, Spink trade compliments quim Cruz of Brazil Wednesday Lohtl pitched to 2 batters In 12th American League — Mattingly, NY Women top rusher and TD producer In 1904. Byars Strcxltard Is standout RB. Defense, led by way to Rice If 2 1 1 0 Thorntn dh 3 0 0 0 HBP— by Andulor (Concepcion). T— 104; Murray, Bolt 103; Winfield, N Y 88; (Uitorlno Llndqvlst (13), Sweden, det. will run behind an Inexperienced line and NT Mike Ruth, Is Improved. LAS VEGAS, Nev. — Larry Holmes and Michael Spinks traded ran the fastest 800 meters this Armas cf 4 2 2 2 Tabler lb 3 111 Bell, Tor and Rloken, Balt 87. Ohio State opponents will be running at Easier dh 4 0 2 0 Jocobv 3b 4 0 0 0 4:13. A — 21JM9. Melissa Gurney, Polos Verdes, Collf., 61, Lost year's finish — No. 5. year, but it was not enough to Stolen BosM 64; Anne Hobbs, Britain, det. Jo Durle, another young line. compliments Wednesday three weeks before they meet for Barrett 2b 3 0 2 1 Carter If 4 0 10 National League — Coleman, StL 88; Lost year's finish — No. 12. break Sebastian Coe's 4-year-old Gutierrz ss 3 0 1 0 Castillo rf 2 1 1 0 Britain, 7-5, 61; Ljelgh Thompson, Holmes' International Boxing Federation crown. Aatroa 3. Cuba 0 Rolnes, Mtl 50; Lopes, Chi 43; McGee, StL Newport News, Vo., det. Sandy Collins, Nobnnka(4) world record. save . Lyons ph 1 0 0 0 Vukovch rf 0 1 0 0 Holmes seeks to tie Rocky Marciano's record of 49-0 record 30 42; Redus, Cin and Sandberg, Chi 41. Odessa, Texas,' 63, 34, 61; Kathy Coach — Tom Osborne, 13th year, 162 Cruz' time of 1:42.49 was .76 off Hoffmn ss 0 0 0 0 Willard c 2 10 0 American League — Henderson, NY lost year, 11627-2 carter. years to the day after Marciano completed his career by Sullivan c 2 0 0 0 Jordan, King of Prussia, Pa„ del. Coe’s record. CHICAGO HOUSTON 57; Wilson, KC 40; Pettis, Col 39; Butler, Morcelld Mesker, Netherlands, 24, 61, The Cornhuskers, with lust four NFL exhibition standlnga Stapitn ph 1 0 0 0 MirhM ObrhM Clev 35; Smith, KCond Moseby, Tor 31. returning storters, need production from knocking out Archie Moore. 'American' Johnny Gray pushed Gedman c 1 0 0 0 62. money! Dernier cf 4 0 1 0 Doran 2b 4 1 1 0 Pltcblng their youngsters. Adding to Nebras­ "I have a lot of respect for Michael," said Holmes of Easton. TetOlS 35 4 9 4 Totals 38 7 5 6 Pam Casals, Fairfield, N.J., del. ElenI Cruz, 24, all the way to the line, 2 Motthws If 3 0 0 0 Reynids ss 3 0 00 Vlctortas Rouldes, Washington, D.C., 63, 62; ka's woes, (Dsbome underwent cardiac American Conference Pa. " I respect him for being one of the best light heavyweights of Boston 110 000 030— 4 Sandbrg 2b 3 0 0 0 Walling 3b 2 0 2 1 Notional League — Gooden, N Y 20-3; Belinda Cordwell, Britain, del. Morlo bypass surgery, sparking poulbllltv East improving his own national record Cleveland 010 003 40x— 7 Moreind rf 4 0 0 0 (Tamer 3b 1 0 0 0 Andulor, StL 20-7; Hawkins, SD 1M; W L T Pet. PP PA my time. Not for one day am I taking him lightly.” Game-winning RBI — None. Llndstrom, Sweden, 6-3, 64. Martina of hlsretlremtnt.TheHuskcrsconstlll to 1:42.60. His previous record of Cey 3b 3 0 2 0 Cruz If 4 1 2 0 Valenzuela, LA 164; Mahler, Atl 16-12. Novratllovo (1), Dallas, del. Pascole depend on Doug DuBose, the Big Indianapolis 7 \ 0 .667 46 40 Spinks, 27-0, joined in the mutual admiration society by calling 1:42.96 was set at this meeting last 83 DODGE CHARTER 2 E— Boggs. D P— Boston 1, Cleveland 1. Durhm 1b 3 0 0 0 Mmphrv li American 2 1 0 0 League — Guidry, NY and Miami 7 1 0 .667 63 30 LOB— Boston 8, Cleveland 3.2B— Armas, Paradis, France, 62, 61; Caroline Eight's lone 1406vord rusher. Holmes a "great, great champion." JDovIs c 3 0 1 0 GDdvIs 1b 4 0 1 2 Saberhooen, KC 16-5; Morris, Det 14-7; Kuhlmon, Lokeside, Park, Ky„ det. Lori Lost year's finish — No. 3. New England ) 7 0 .333 87 82 year. Coupe, 4 Cyl., 5 Speed, Nixon. HR—Evans (17), Tabler (5), CJunston ss 2 0 0 0 Boss cf Burns, 4 00 0Chi 14-8; six pitchers tied with 13 Buffalo 0 7 1 .167 S3 68 Spinks said he did not know what he will weigh for the bout. Franco (6), Armas (10). SB— Carter (16). McNeil, Houston, 61,6-3. Soulliem Cal (S) West German Wolfgang Bus- Stereo Cass^ • Bosley ph 1 0 0 0 Bailey c victories. 4 0 3 0 Leslie Allen, New York, del. Catherine Coach — Ted Tollner, 3rd year, 63 lost N Y Jefs 0 3 0 .000 68 93 S— Willard. Speler ss 0 0 0 0 Ryan p 1 0 00 Eomad Run Avorogt When asked what he'has been eating to bulk up his 175-pound shoff led until he dropped out at 500 IP H R ER BB $0 Suire, France, 64, 62; Anne Mlnter, , year, 13-61 career. Central Defog $ 5 1 9 5 Boiler p 2 0 0 0 Hethcck p National1 00 0 League — (Tooden, N Y 1.78; Australia, del. Elizabeth Mlnter, Aus­ A s always, the Troians depend on on Cleveland 2 1 0 .667 66 34 frame, he said, "Oh, I've been eating rocks, transmissions, meters. Cruz led the rest of the Boston Hebner ph 1 0 0 0 Tudor, StL 2.12; Dravecky, SD 2.16; Lollar (L 5-9) 5 2-3 3 3 1 2 2 tralia, 6-3,64; Shown Foltz, Indianapolis, NFL-llke offensive front. Quarterback Plffsburgli ) 7 0 .333 82 82 fenders,” way, although Gray looked as if he Merldith p 0 0 0 0 Valenzuela and Hershlser, LA 2.37. del. Peanut Louie, San Franclsco,74,63. Sean Salisbury Is back for a fifth year and Cincinnati 1 2 0 .333 68 86 Clear 1 1-3 2 4 4 3 1 LSmIth p 0 0 0 0 American lAOOue — Stieb, Tor 2.35; Houston might catch him 20 meters out. Stanley 1 0 0 0 0 0 Fred Crutcher (1,1SS yards, 10 TDs 1 3 0 .230 65 72 Totals 29 0 4 0 TotaH 10 1 9 1 Lelbrondt, KC2.79; Saberhooen, KC2.81; Chris Evert Lloyd (1), Fort L-ouder- In '84) leods on outstanding corps of West Earlier, Olympic silver medalist TRUCKS Clovelond Chicago 000 080 008— 0 Guidry. N Y 2.90; Key, Tor 2.92. 80 TOYOTA SUPRA . Eastrtv (W 3-0) 6 2-3 7 2 2 2 2 dale, Fla., del. Janine Thompson, running bocks. Graduation took away Ssotfle 2 ) 0 .667 62 32 Danny Harris of the United States 81 CHEV CONVERSION VAN 9 Houston lOo 800 OOx 1 Strikeouts Denver 2 1 0 .667 60 46 Australia, 61, 6-3; Pom Shriver (4), much of defense. Including linebackers Clark 2-3 2 2 2 1 0 (Tome-winning R B I— Walling (3). Notional League — Gooden, N Y 212; Did Little League champs cheat? won the 400 meters hurdles with Coupe, 6 Cyl., 5 Speed, 9 Lutherville, Md„ det. Tine Sdieuer- Jock Del Rio and Duane BIckett. Kansas Clfv 2 1 0 .667 72 77 6 Cyl., Auto, PS. PB, Rood (S 3) 1 2-3 0 0 0 1 0 DP— Chicago 1, Houston T. LOB— Ryan, Hou 186; Soto, Cin 181; Los Angeles bronze medalist Ha- W P— Clear. T— 2:58. A— 5,464. Lorsen, Denmark, 63, 63; Steffi Grot Lost year's finish — No. 9. Son Diego 1 2 0 .333 49 36 Air Conditioning, Stereo, Air Conditioning, Chicogo 4, Houston 9. 2B— Doron, Valenzuela, LA 171; Fernandez, N Y 139. (11), West (tarmony, def. Patty Fendick, WotMiiflton (M ja Raiders 0 3 0 .(XXI 47 63 WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. — An informal investigation is rald Schmid of West Germany Walling, J.OavIs, Cruz 2, G.DovIs. American Leooue — Blyleven, Minn Sacramento, Collf., 44,61,7-5; Mercedes Coach— Don James, IStttWar, t1-1 lost Notional Conference underway into 'charges that this year's Little League World P.S., R S— Reynolch, Ryan. second. Harris won by 9-lOOths of a and much $ Q f i C | C 160; Morris, Det 152; Bannister, Chi 147; Pdz, Argentina, def. Vicki Nelson, year, 109461 career. aosl Series champion, Seoul, South Korea, violated tournament rules, Burns, Chi and Witt, Col 141. Wooster, Ohio, 04,61,64. James will learn quickly about W L T Pet. PP PA­ second in 48.16 in a reversal of their *6295 ...— '"N. » more IP H RERBBSO Jane Young, Canada, def. Kate graduation-depleted team, hurt worst at N Y Giants 4 0 0 1.000 95 TS the president of Little League baseball confirmed Wednesday. WhlteSox 5 ,Rangers 1 ChiGoao Notional League — Reardon, Mtl 32; finish in Cologne on Sunday. (xompert, Roswell, N.M., 74,63; Hu No, offensive skill positions and llne- Washington 3 0 0 1.000 48 59 Dr. Creighton Hale Wednesday said the investigation is Alice Brown of the Unitc^d States Boiler (L 0-2) 7 6 1 1 3 0 Smlth, Chi 28; (Tossoge, SD 21; Sutter, Atl San Diego, Calll., def. Eva Pfotf, West bocker, when Washington opens against Dallas 3 0 0 1.000 69 40 ss CHEV. SPECTRUM TEXAS CHICAGO Merldith 1-312211 10; Power, Cin ond Smith, Hou 19. Germany, 6-4, 6-4; Michelle four bowl teams. The Huskies' season Phllodelohla 2 1 0 .667 65 q focusing on charges the team came from a league with more won the women’s 100 meters ahead ObrhM ObrhM L.SmIth 2-3 2 0 0 0 1 American Leogue — Quisenberrv, KC Torres, Northfleld, III., def. Kimberly may hinge on the l-formotlon headed St. Louis 2 1 0 .667 31 4k teams than permitted by tournament rules and that it of countrywoman Jeanette Bolden, 2 Door, 4 Cyl., 5 Speecj, McDwII cf 3 0 1 0 Law cf 4 1 2 O' Houston 30; Hernandez, Det 27; Howell, Oak, Schaefer, Alexandria, Vo.,74,67,62. by Orange Bowl hero, QB Hugh Central Wright rf 5 0 0 0 Little 2b 3 12 3 Ryan (W 9-11) 6 2-3 4 0 0 2 8 Moore, (jdl and Rlghettl, N Y 23. Mlllen, ond RBsRIckFennevondDavId Minnesota 2 1 0 .667 67 74 improperly practiced before June 24. and Olympic 200 meters silver AM/FM, O'Brien 1b 3 0 1 0 Baines rf 4 0 0 0 Hecrthcck (S 1) 2 1-3 0 0 0 0 3 Am y Holton, Sarasota, Flo., def. Toy. Defrolf 1 1 1 .530 44 35 Seoul defeated Mexacali, Mexico, 7-1, in the championship medlaist Florence Griffith of the Defog T— 2:24. A-6,979. Rose countdown SAVE Johntn dh 4 0 0 0 GWalkr 1b'4 0 0 0 Elzobeth Smidle, Australia, 67, 64, 61; Lott year's finish — No. X Tampa Bov 1 2 0 .333 38 75 game last Saturday. U.S. Triple Olympic gold medlaist DWalker If 2 0 0 0 Fisk c 3 0 0 0 Holly Von Nostrond, Brlghtwoters, N.Y., BrtflMm Yeuita (7) Green Bov 1 2 0 .333 33 61 ABnnstr If 10 10 Halrstn dh 2 0 0 0 det. Wendy White, Atlanta, (3a„ 74, 61. Coach — Lavelle Edwards, 13th year, Chicago 0 3 0 .000 29 49 Valerie Brisco Hooks was fourth. Buechel 3b 3 1 1 0 Kittle If 3 0 0 0 Pete Rose went 2-for-6 Wednesday Anne White, St. Petersburg, Flo., def. West night oodlnst the St. Louis Cordlnols. He 160 lost year, 118-37-1 career: There was drama at the start of Petrolll c 3 0 0 1 Hulett 3b 0 0 0 0 Transactions Helen KelesI, Canada, 63, 24, 64; Defending notlonol chomps won't hove LA Rams 2 1 0 .667 38 34 85 CHEV. MONTE CARLO Wllkrsn 2b 3 0 0 0 Guillen ss 3 110 has 4,183 career hits and needs 9 to Katerina Skronsko, Czechoslovakia, San Francisco 2 1 0 Lakers waive bye to Wilkes the men's 100 meters when Marian S3 FORD BRONCO break Tv Cobb's record of 4,19t. With 86 M g knock from lost yeor of toft schedule- .667 86 51 Jones ph 1 0 0 0 Salazor 3b 2 2 1 1 def. Sophia Amloch, France, 64, 67, opening with three Top 20, bowl- New Orleans 1 2 0 .333 62 57 Woronin’s starting block broke as Coupe, V-6, Auto, Air 4x4, V-8, Auto. PS, PB, Tolleson ss 3 0 2 0 hits In 124 gantes. Rose at the some pace 62; Morvonne Werdel, Bakersfield, Atlanta 1 2 0 would brook the record In Cincinnati on wtnnlng '•4 teams. Own longest win .333 61 62 ING LEW O O D, Calif. — During his eight years with the Los he pushed away, sending him Conditioning, Stereo, Totals 11 I 6 1 Totols 18 5 6 4 Calif., det. Mvriam Schropp, West strsak In nation at 14. Lost all but one .. A u f. 19 Angeles Lakers, Jamaal Wilkes was known for smoothness on sprawling on the track instead. TOXOi 010 000 000— 1 St. Joseph's (Pa.) — Named Kohodee- Sept. 11 against Son Diego. Germonv,62,64. starter from offensive and defensive (All TImat ID T) CMcoto 001 HO OOx— 5 loh Herbert assistant women'sbosketball fronts. Robbie Boeco (33 TD passes) Detroit izt Phllodlephlo, 7:3Do.m. the court and a soft-as-butter jumper. Wilkes dealt with his Woronin, who won the too meters ir° *10,295 Game-winning RBI — None. coach. Lilian Drescher, Switzerland, def. latest In string of outstanding Friday, Au«. M release just as calmly. in the Eureopean Cup in Moscow 10 *11,195 E— Stewart. D P — Texas 1, Chicago 1. FoataaH Terry Hollodav, Del A6or, Collt., 64,62; Cougar QBI. Cincinnati at Indlancnolls, 7 p.m. days ago, picked himself up, threw LOB— Texas 10, Chicago 2. 2B— Chicago— Released guard Rob Foda. Alycld Moulton, Carmichael, Calif., def. Lost vsar's finish — No. 1. New York Giants at Pittsburgh, 7:30 While general manager Jerry West struggled with his McDowell. 3B— Buechele. HR— Clevelond — Acquired defensive end Radio, TV Beverly Mould, South Africa, 6 ^ 7-5; ta«Mi (I) p.m. emotions during Wednesday’s announcement, Wilkes became an his spikes away and held his head Salazor (7), Little (2). SB— Law (21), Sam Clancy from Seattle for a draft Rosie Casals, Soutollto, Calif., def. Coach — Hoydsn Fry, 14th ysor, 64-1 L.A. Raiders at Cleveland, 7:30 p.m. in his hands with his hopes of a new **A Good Place to Buy a Car** Tolleson (16). SF— Petralll. Mck. Betsy Nogelsen, Venice, Fla., 14, lost year, 131-1174 corser. Miam i at Atlanta, I p.m. ex-Laker with grace. Indianapolis — Acquired linebacker TODAY retired. It Howkevs oftsnse con corrv ovtr Woshl noton at Tampa Boy, I p.m. " I t ’s hard to hear, it’s hard to take, but ifs life," Wilkes said at European record gone. Kirk Bap­ IP H RERBBSO Dove Ahrens from St. Louis tor a draft ^ 0 0 Mels vs. Giants, SportiChonnel, Andrea Hollkovo, Czechoslovakia, from lost season's finals, a 5617 San Fremdsco at Seattle, 9 p.m. tiste, in a lurid red white and blue CHEVROLET Texos Mck; waived cornerbock Wyatt Hender­ WKHT def. Kathy Rinaldi (9), Martin Downs, Minnesota at Denver, 9 p.m. the Forum after he was waived by the NBA champions. "What Stewart (L 0-5) 6 5 5 4 3 5 son. body suit, won the race in 10.30. 7:30 y.S. Open Tennis, U SA Cable Flo., 74, 74; Uso Bonder, Brodenton, New Orleans at Son Dtego, )0 p.m. someone doesn’t need, someone else does." World record- holder Calvin Smith Harris 2 1 0 0 0 2 N Y Giants — Slm ed center Bart 7:30 Red Sox vs. Indians, W TICrodlo. Flo., def. Anna Ivon, Palo Alto, Calif., 62, aotardov, AuB. 31 The 32-year-old forward, one of only 12 players to win N BA CO., INC. CM COB# Oates; waived center Rich Umphrey. 8:00 College football: Boston College 44,6-3; Derrick Rostongo, Rancho Polos Buffalo at Chicago, 7 p.m. was second ih 10.32 N Y Jets — Signed punter C3ave the bowl. Wlfhatalsntad oftsnse led by RB CARTER Nelson (W 84} 5 2-3 4 1 1 6 4 vs. ^Ighom Young, Channel 3 Verdes, Collf., led Jay Berger, Plantation, Rennie Harmon, attack should bt Isthol. New York Jets at Green Boy, 8 p.m. titles with twb franchises, suffered torn ligaments in his left knee Cruz had cun two of the three Agosto 1 1-3 1 0 0 0 0 Jennings; waived punter John MIsco. 9:00 Boxing: Donnie Lalonde vs. Fla., 44,7-6,64,65, when May stopped by Detonst, aftar llnetiocker Lorry Station, St. Loult at Kansas City, 8 pjn. Feb. 1 and missed the rest of the season and the playoffs. 1229 MAIN ST.— OPEN EVENINGS 'TIL'8— FRI. 'TIL'6— MANCHESTER James 2 1 0 0 0 2 San Diego — Cut defensive back Jamie Howe, ESPN darkness; KateGompert, Roswell, N.M., Is qutsflonabls. Very soft non- Houston at Dallat, 9 p.m. fastest times in the world this year, ABOSto pitched to 1 batter In 8th. Ronnie O'Bord; signed free agent Midnight U.S. Open Tennis high­ det. Patricia Medrado, Brazil, 63, contarencs schedule. NSW England at L.A. Ramt.WBim. prior to Wednesday night. T— 2:45. A— 11,548. defensive back LIffort Hobley. lights, Chonnel 3 Lost year's finish — No. IS. (endexlitaiteaMa) MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, Aug. 29. 1985 - 19 18 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, Aug. 29, 1985 BUSINESS 643-2711 Classified.. For advertisem ents to be Business Business Opportunities .22 Store/Office Space Household Goods Rates Eliminating local tax deduction favors rich Notices Situation W anted...... 23 Resort Property Misc. for Sale published Monday, the dead­ Minimum Charge: Lost/Found...... 01 Employment Info...... 24 Misc. for Rent Home and Garden line is 2:30 o.m on Friday In B rief Personals...... 02 Instruction...... 25 Wanted to Rent Pets $3.00 for one day require some other means to permit localities to get P er W ord; To slash lhe^peak rale imposed on the highest levels Announcements ...... 03 Roommates Wanted •Musical Items essential credit, such as a window at the Federal 1-2 days 20C Read Your Ad of anyone's income from 50 percent — it was once 91 St. Martin elected at C B T Auctions...... 04 Recreational Items Reserve for credit up to a specified percentage. We Real Estate Antiques 3-5 days 18C Classified advertisements percent! — to 35 percent, President Reagan proposes subsidize loans such as this for foreign countries HARTFORD — Emery E. St. Martin of the data Services to make almost every change possible in order to Y o u r Homes for Sale...... a 31 Tog Sales 6 days 16C are taken by telephone as a through our support of the World Bank — so why not processing department of the Connecticut Bunk 26 days 12C squeeze out each drop of revenue from every other and Trust Co. has Financial Condominiums ...... 32 Services Offered Wanted to Buy convenience. M o n e y 's subsidize loans for us at home? The Manchester Herald is source. This is supposed to make the total impact of 3) Push for lower interest rates to cut the expense of been elected a vice Lots/Land for Sale ...... 33 Painting/Papering the proposals approximately "revenue neutral." Mortgages...... Ik Building/Contracting responsible only tor one incor­ W o r t h paying interest on the debt. ("A penny saved is a president. Personal Loans...... 12 Investment P ro p erty...... 34 Manager of the Business Property...... 35 Roofing/Siding rect insertion and then only Against a deficit swelling steadily toward mam­ penny earned.") Insurance...... 13 Automotive Deadlines Sylvia Porter scheduling and Resort P roperty...... 36 Heating/Plumbing (or the size of the original moth sizes, just about every unmentionable becomes 4) Cut back on deductions for lobbying. That might Wanted to Borrow...... 14 mentionable. No laughter allowed. For instance, a save only a few hundred million directly, but consider quality control de­ Flooring...... Cors/Trucks for Sale For classified advertise­ insertion. chief source of new revenue to offset any tax cuts tbe greater case of tax "simplification"! (I'm partment and the Income Tax Service Motorcycles'Bicycles ments to be published Tues­ E rro rs which do not lessen would be removal of our federal deduction for state shuddering as I write and it's hot outside.) operations control Employment Rentals Services Wanted Rec Vehicles day through Saturday, the the value ot the advertisement and local tuxes, including real estate taxes, to pay for (such as New York) to competitors in London or 5) Reverse the current policy of trying to centralize unit, St. Martin Rooms for Rent ...... 41 Auto Services deadline is noon on the day w ill not be corrected by an more and more federal operations in Washington. Do joined CBT in 1963 & Education For Sale Autos for Rent/Lease schools, roads, police, fire protection. Tokyo. Apartments for Rent ...... 42 before publication. additional insertion the work more directly, simply and with less costly as a computer oper­ Holiday/Seasonal 61 Misc Automotive The arguments for cutting out this deduction Home ownership — the basic American dream — Help Wanted ...... 21 Homes for Rent ...... 43 would become impossible for many, because of the paper-shuffling on the spot, ator. In 1973, he include: Some people live in states that get an unfair advanced to pro­ loss of the real estate tax deduction. 6) Add a supertax on the highest incomes. Wouldn't deduction compared to those who live in states that yield much, but might make you more willing to grammer in the pro­ keep state and local taxes down; the rich get most of The main beneficiaries would be the rich whose highest tax rate would go down from 50 percent to 35 report your tips to a waiter. gramming depart- j^^^HDMES the deduction; with a lower maximum of 35 percent, 7) Shift the focus of today's national debate from ment, then FDR SALE nobody would be hurt too badly; if we start tinkering percent. There would be a shift of more dollars out of HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED the pockets of poorer pople who get state and local taxes to economic growth — which means to the technician in the with details, every lobbyist in the United States will incentives to create more jobs. technicai support services into the coffers of the affluent. Wait-Watchers — Walt 2 2 come out with a “ tax simplification masterpiece." Yelping about taxes doesn't get us anywhere; We department. He as­ Ugh, ugh — up and down. What are the options? Forever but you'll never But what if Reagan's plan Is passed in its present scratch, we itch, we tinker, we shift back and forth — sumed his present form? Some are unmentionable, but since it's fashionable to find a solid stone built speak the unmentionable these days (even if to but in the end we will get nowhere at all by giving the assignment in 1984. Bookkeeper Assistant — home on 9.8 acres of land Places that have more than their share of the poor rich another 15 percent tax break. We will merely Having served in Carpentry — Expe­ Full Time Carpenter Full and Part Time for Cooks — Full and part Carpenters Needed — (for whatever reason) will get more of the poor, condemn the option), here goes. P.I.P. — The world's larg­ Mornings. Must be famil­ time, uniforms and meals Full time year round em­ with mpnv fruit trees, slice into the top layer of the frosting on the cake. the U S. Air Force, rienced. framers needed wanted to work In shop golf course and snack bar. iar with safeguard sys­ grope arbor, raspberry 8, causing risk of a social tinderbox. 1) Focus on the "fairness" aspect: Why give est printing franchise Is Immediately. Steady and assist with Installa­ Apply at Tallwood CC. provided. Excellent be­ ployment. Steady work another 15 percent tax break to the ultrarich on top of Let's get off tax "reform " and into what matters: Emery St. Martin St. Martin attended looking for bright, ener­ tem. Apply In person only, nefits available. Competi­ and company benefits. blueberry bushes, your Higher tax areas will be forced to cut services to add our nation's efficiency, plant and equipment. Reagan accounting and fi­ work, competitive wages. tions. Positions available Route 85, Hebron. 12-2pm, Al Sletferts Ap­ own duck pond with a foot into the bone — or keep effective tax rates so high the tax cuts the rich already have received? getic people to work In Call after 5pm, Realty Immediately. Also Car­ tive pay. Apply In person Must be experienced, con­ didn't mean this to come out of his reform proposals. nance school through the Air Force, completed pliances, 445 Hartford, bridge to a private Island. people won't be able to afford to live in the area We 2) Phase out tax-exempt bonds, honoring the their Layout, Pasteup and Builders, 342-2941. penters helper wanted, to Ground Round, 3025 scientious, have own fools Take it back, Mr. President. Let's start again. American Institute of Banking courses and Bindery departments. Part Time Receptlonlst- Road. Main Street, Glaston­ All this for $87,900. Cen­ could forfeit our major international finance centers sanctity of the tax-exempt already issued. This would semi-skilled, flexible and transportation. Call attended classes at the University of Hartford, Apply In person between Cashler-Otflcer Worker bury. 659-0162. 742-5317 , 8:30am to 5pm, tury 21 Jockston- hours, start Immediately. Showcose, 646-1316. Aetna Insurance Co. and IBM. He and his family 9am-5pm, Monday thru Call 646-4472 Otter 6pm, — For busy automotive Monday throygh Friday. 9 9 Friday. 391 Center Street, dealership. Flexible Babysitter Wanted — Ma­ reside in Manchester. ask for Glenn. Manchester,!Next to Ar­ hours. Call 643-5135. ture woman wanted to East Hartford — $79,900. Plant closings eyed Painters Wanted — Min­ Fire and Smoke Damage Don't miss this excep­ thur Treachers). Munson's Candy kitchen. Driver — Wanted for babysit for Infant and 3 Two become SBM advisers imum 2-3 years expe­ Restoration Company tional voluel Attractive 6 Route 6, Bolton Is accept­ Male/Female — Ambi­ wholesale and retail route year old In my home- rience required, for Inte^ tious MCC Student for small dairy. Call 646- seeks full and part time plus room Colonial with 3 Frank C, Collins Jr. and John W. Shaughnessy Bartender — Part time ing applications (or part .(near Manchester/Ver- rior and exterior work. wanted to sell ads for 4155. wokers. Start at $5 per bedrooms, IVz baths, fire­ Jr., both of East Hartford, have been named to evenings and weekend Own transportation re­ time employment (or both non border) Monday thru hour. Call 9am-3pm. 646- days. Hourly wage plus MCC Cougar. Aggressive, Friday, 10am-2pm. Child­ place, sun room 8< first the East Hartford advisory board of the Savings quired. 646-7760. soles and stock delivery. 6855. floor laundry. Adlolnlng Union Carbide trims staff and costs gratuity. Experience pre­ 20-24 hours per week, call selt-starter, car required. Individual to run laundry care experience and ref­ Bank of Manchester. lot available. Coll (or ferred. Apply Manchester tor appointment, 649-4332. Sell space, do ad layouts, operation tor restaurant erences required. Call 646- Collins is second vice president of the data Country Club, 305 South keep records, 10 hours. chain located at 60 Hil­ 9580. Part Time position availa­ details. Sentry Real Est­ CONCORD, N.H. (UPl) — New said they were not surprised by the in both states for some assistance to the its workforce by 10 percent to 900 since processing department at The Travelers Cos. He Main Street or call 646- Resume to MCC Cougar, liard Street, Manchester, ble for mature, dependa­ ate, 643-4060. England's hard-hit shoe industry, stung president's decision and already had industry. 1984. resides at 200 Timber Trail. 0103. Mall Station 4, 60 Bldwell 646-2260. Part Time — Hours 3:30- b le person as TV One New Hampshire shoe manufac­ Shaughnessy is president of the Telecommuni­ RN — Full time, 7am-3pm. Street, Manchester, CT Attendant. Hours flexible, Manchester — $109,900. but not surprised by President Rea­ looked to Congress for relief. One shoe Sen. Warren Rudman, R-N.H., called Geriatric experience help­ 5:30, working with school gan's rejection of import quotas, manufacturer, however, said he Reagan's decision a "grave blow to the turer said Reagan's decision would not cations International Union. He lives at 287 Oak 06040. Part Time Sales Secre­ age children at Klnder- atternoons and weekends. Nice Area! Nice Pricel ful but not essential. Clerical — Full time posi­ Delightful 7 room full focused its attention Wednesday on thought congressional action would be industrious shoeworkers of New Hamp­ affect his company but that quotas had St. tary, good typist and tele­ care. Must be 18 or older Call 646-1222, Ext. 2534 and Above average salary and tions In pleasant office phone manners, soles leave name and phone dormered Cope with assu­ Congress for protection from gheap too little, too late for some hard-hit shire and the rest of the United States." the potentional to harm sales. benefits Including weetk- environment. Health Insu- Grit Blaster — Mechani­ and a high school gradu­ cally Inclined Individual reports and tiling. Apply ate. Call 646-7090. number. mable mortgage features foreign footwear. companies. He vowed to move ahead "with all Messinger Joins practice Administrative Asslstant- end differential, paid rance/beneflts program 3 bedrooms, spacious first "I don’t think it would have helped us to mask and grit blast Eastern Tool Co., 469 “ I think the president is living in the Irwin Lacritz, president of Ansewn deliberate speed " on winning passage /Secretary. Small Invest­ medical Insurance and available. Free parking. School Street, East Registered Nurse — For floor (omllv room with but it could have hurt us,” said Herman Dr. Barry N. Messinger will join Dr. Pedro A. pension plan. Non-benefit aircraft parts. Expe­ Woman For Cashier past, like in 1947 when American Shoe Co. of Bangor, Maine, said he of legislation to give the shoe industry ment firm needs expe­ Experience using adding Hartford. Stock work at stationary early Intervention pro­ wood stove, V/j baths 8, Swartz, president of Timberline Shoes Romero tor the practice of sports medicine and package Is also available. machine, typing skills rience preferred but will industry was the strongest and we did knew of some companies who would "breathing space to modernize. ” rienced person with train. Apply between9am- store. Reeds, Inc., gram at Tolland Regl- located In most desirable not face a $150 billion trade deficit, " "probably make the decision not to stay Sen. Gordon Humphrey, R-N.H., has of Portsmouth He said the company orthopedic surgery typing and dictation Call Mrs. Joan Brown- helpful. $4.25-$5.00 an hour ECLC Learning Center — on/DMR, part time posi­ area. Coll for on appoint­ at 155 Main St., stein A.D.N.S. at Burnside depending on experience. 2pm at Flanagan Broth­ Parkade. said Jeanne Hebert, president of the in business anymore." said he supports the president’s had carved a "market niche" with boat 0 skills, salary and hours ers, 911 New London Wanted port or full time, tion. Contact Joanne ment. Sentry Real Estate, Shoeworkers of Maine. decision. shoes and rugged outdoor footwear, Manchester. open. Call Miss Grant for Convalescent Home, Apply In person, Prague nursery school teacher Knapp-Phllo, 487-13(X) or 643-4060. Monday through Friday, Tpke., Glastonbury, 633- "He is trying to use us an example of Lacritz, who employs 400 workers Hebert, who said her group repres­ with sales of close to 25 percent Messenger re­ appointmenf and furnish Shoe Company, 200 Pitkin aides. Call 646-1610. 566-8472. AA/EOE. Bam-3pm. 289-9571. Street, East Hartford. 9474. free trade to encourage the rest of the and said his business was thriving with ents 11,000 employed shoe workers and overseas. ceived his bache­ resume. 646-7977. Manchester — "Terrific world to open up their markets, and this 15 to 20 percent its sales abroad, said he 4,000 former shoe workers, said Con­ A Brockton. Mass., footwear manu­ lor's degree in 1974 Dairy Queen — Near Man­ Special Education Opportunity" $70's. On feared congressional relief would be gress would be "infuriated" by Rea­ facturer said his company planned to from Yale Univer­ chester Parkade, hiring Teacher for early Inter­ large 6 room Townhouse, is not happening, " she said. "Japan is Exciting Specialty Shop SUMMER MB ABOUT 3 bedrooms, IVj baths, silting back and laughing." less than import quotas. gan’s decision. stress the high-quality footwear made sity with premedi­ NURSES AIDES counter clerks (or days vention program at Tol­ looking (or tull/part time TO END? Educotlonol Aide — Full land Reglon/DMR. Full large raised hearth fire­ Saying import restrictions on foreign "I think it's going to be more in the "1 think they're going tojumpallover by American workers to combat foreign cal courses at Co­ tales aaalatanta. Excel­ Consider a pan time poeltlon Assembly and Production and nights. Work In clean, A A Full or part time positions at Little Caaeert Pizza, open­ time. Successful expe­ time and substitute posi­ place, custom kitchen ca­ Personnel — Male and pleasant surroundings, shoes would be "detrimental to the form of donations to’ people that have this, " she said. "There's going to be a competition, a marketing strategy used lumbia University lent talary, commlaalona, available for 7am-Jpm. in New York and ing eoon In Mancheeter. We female needed (or lobs rience with children In a fringe benefits. Apply 242. tions available. Contact binets, gas heat-2 zones, national economic interest, " Reagan been laid off," he said. "It's a shame, lot of screaming and yelling. ” by Timberline. and liberal employee dis­ 3pm-11pm and 11pm- are looking for pert time day basement plus extra due Harvard University east of the river. Start structured setting such as Broad Street. Joanne Knapp-Phllo, 487- rejected a May recommendation by the it's a darn shame. To me, it’s like a Dan Wellehan, vice president and "W e're going to try to build a product count. For more Informa­ 7 am shifts. Certified and evening help. Thie la the scouts, church school, for woodstove, and lo­ aides preferred. Alternate Ideal way to earn the extra working now. Top pay, T300 or 566-8472. AA/EOE. International Trade Commission to prolonged death.” treasurer of Sebago Inc. of Westbrook, that will attract people to us.” said in Cambridge, tion, contact: etc. Some typing ability cated near busline and Mass. He received weekends required. money you've been looking good working conditions, .Aerobic Instructors — limit foreign-made shoe imports to 61 Maine remains the No. 1 footwear Maine, said the consumer argument Robert A. Grady, president of Knapp (or. Flexible tchedulee end preferred. High School Housecleaners — Part shopping! I Century 21 his medical degree Apply In person during must be over 18, have Needed In Manchester for pereent of current levels for five years. manufacturing state in the nation, with Reagan used to defend his decision "is Shoes Inc. "We always have, and we TENDERFOOT business hours to: excellent working condl- , transportation and tele­ Diploma required. Con­ morning and afternoon time day work. Must be Lindsey Real Estate, 649- 11,000 workers in shoe manufacturing. intend to continue to do it. in 1979 from the K-Mart Plaza tlone. Cell George, or vlalt the tact Mr. Stephen 4000. In a statement, Reagan said, "Pro­ just hogwash ' itore (or an Interview phone. Never a tee. Call dosses. Previous expe­ reliable. 647-3903. tectionism is both ineffective and In New Hampshire, 6,450 people arc "There's no way in the world any "He (Reagan) has just made it University of Con­ 223 Spencer St. Rockville Memorial Arbetter Temps, Hart­ Schachner, Principal, rience only. Call 233-1238, necticut School of Manchetter, CT Nursing Home LITTLE CAESARS PIZZA Parker Memorial School, Bolton — "Executive extremely expensive. , . Thus, 1 am employed in leather-products indus­ domestic manufacturer can sell his harder for us. That’s it in a nutshell," ford, 727-4131, East Wind­ ask for Mrs. White, Hairdresser — Part time, U H notifying Congre.ss today of my deci- tries, down 1,400 from 1984 and less than Medicine in S34 E. Middle Tpke. 875-0721. EOE. Dream House" $120's. products in Taiwan, Brazil. Japan or Grady said. 649-2141 sor, 627-8272. (It E iil Center S t. MencheeteO flexible hours, some (ol- With exceptional style, siion not to impose quotas on non­ a third of the 20,000 workers employed whatever (because) they have such Knapp employs about 1,200 people, Farmington. 22 South St.. Rockville 646-4300 lowlng," also Nall Techni­ by the industry in 1968. He interned at grace and layout. 7 Taste- rubber footwear imports. trade barriers and quotas," said Vith plants in New Bedford, Mass., and SUBSTITUTES NEEDED cian, part time. 647-8716 tully decorated rooms, There is strong congressional support Lenox Hiil Hospital, TYPESETTER Shoe iiianufacturers and workers Wellehan, who said Sebago hud reduced Lewiston, Maine. Full timo needed at weekly Tows of Soirtli Wiadsor days, 647-9385 otter 6pm. brick fireplace, cathedral New York, and St, Secretary/Receptionist newspaper. Experience with Teacher*. nur*e* and cl­ — Needed for home enter­ celling, sky lights, family Elizabeth Hospital Barry Messinger PRODUCTION WORKERS Compugraphic aquipment erical. Pay rate* for aub- Operations Management room, 2 car garage and in Brighton, Mass. preferred. Call Olmitraus at atltute teacher*, $38 day. tainment center, heavy — Hartford Despatch phone and customer con­ nice country lot! I Treat He completed his residency in orthopedic surgery The QIastonbury Citizen. Contact Nancy DeMalo, needs assistant In our yourself I Century 21 Lind­ at the University of Connecticut Health Center in 633-4691 644-8228. tact, light typing and fil­ Moving Department. Industry, workers slam decision on shoes • Sewers ing essential, 40 hours plus sey Real Estate, 649-4000. G Farmington. Schedule and dispatch G overtime. For Interview, cruise. Long days will He recently completed a fellowship in sports • Packers call Mr. Landers at 646- Brand New Listing! Ter­ man at company's world headquarters Warren Anderson, chairman and chief Hartford Road Dairy pass swiftly In busy, re­ rific 4 bedroom home tor DANBURY (UPI) - Union Carbide depreciation by some $55 million each medicine at Sports Medicine Brookline in Boston, PASTE-UP ARTIST Quaan needs full time 4896. Corp. will offer early retirement and in Danbury. executive of the company. year, he said. Union Carbide will also • General Labor sponsible assignments. growing family. Fire­ Mass. Advertising mechanicals person to work days. 10-6 Good telephone personal­ employee buyouts to avoid layoffs in a "The program together with the change depreciation policies for fixed place, appliances, 2 car About 15 percent of the company’s • Machine Operators and page pasteup for Monday thru Friday. Will Licensed Journeymen ity, hands-on attitude Im­ 15 percent cut of its salaried domestic recent reorganization and the upgrad­ assets, retroactive to Jan. 1, 1985. Experienced in commer­ oarage. Verplank school salaried staff positions in the United Gerber’s results lower weekly newspaper. Adv­ teach all phases of the portant. Career slot re­ staff under a plan that also includes ing of our business portfolio is evidence cial, Industrial and district. Ottered at $94,500. States, about 4,000 employees, will be An estimated 2,500 people died and Jobs open in all departments. Full and part time. ertising and/or new­ Dairy Queen . business. warding you with sense of Jackson (L Jackson Real plant closings to save $300 million. of our continuing commitment to SOUTH WINDSOR — Gerber Scientific Inc. has spaper experience pre­ residential. Benefits, trimmed by early 1986 to reduce more than 100,000 were injured Dec. 3, Must be energetic and ag­ accomplishment each Estate, 647-8400 or 646- The giant chemical and consumer- achieving competitive leadership, " reported lower first-quarter results. Sales for the No experience necessary. ferred. Tuesday to Thurs­ good wages. Call 875-5905. overhead, he said. 1984, by a leak of methyl isocyanate gressive. Apply in person. day. Insurance and pen­ 8646. products firm, facing billions of dollars Anderson said. quarter ended July 31, decreased 11 percent to day. days. Call Suzanne sion benefits. Send re­ in lawsuits over a catatrophic gas leak from a Union Carbide pesticide factory M8.341,000 from $54,586,000 for the same period Apply at: at The Glastonbury Cit­ Hartford Road sume for appointment to THE COMPANY SAID IT would close My Oh My I Does this in India and under fire for recent leaks The plan also is intended to increase in Bhopai, India. last year. Consolidated net earnings for the izen, 633-4691. Dairy Queen Hartford Despatch, Per­ an unspecified number of plants, PILLOWTEX CORPORATION home have a beautiful in the United States, also will free some "shareholder return while committing The gas escaped through a ruptured quarter were $4,331,000, a decrease of 25 percent sonnel Manager, P.O. new cherry kitchen. $500 million in pension funds. mostly through its divestiture program, to a goal of environmental protection from net earnings of $5,796,000 for the first 49 Regent St., Manchester, CT 06040 Clerical Worker — With Box 8271, East Hartford, but Failla said the company had not valve, killing area residents as they varied duties. Full or port Large spacious rooms. 2 Parts of the sweeping financial and safety in all our operations that is quarter of last year. Earnings per share were 25 CT 06108. Please do not fireplaces, aluminum sid­ decided which facilities might be slept. Millions in lawsuits are pending time. Insurance benefits. changes, particularly divestiture of second to none,” Anderson said. before District Judge John Keenan in cents in this year’s first quarter compared with 34 646-1737 phorie. EOE. ing. Call us quick I Ottered closed. EOE M/F NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED Apply In person only, some low-growth businesses, started in The company also will make changes New York. cents per share in last year’s first quarter IN MANCHESTER AREA Blonsteln's Camping Cen­ In the $80's. Jackson & the mid 1970s and the plan announced Failla said employees were notified in its domestic pension program to On Aug. 11, a leak at Union Carbide’s The company reported that new orders ter, Route B3, Vernon. Part Time Driver — Must Jackson Real Estate, 647- Wednesday was not related io stagger­ by memo Wednesday that early retire­ allow "prompt reversion" of about $500 Institute. W. Va., plant caused no received in the first quarter of this year were know streets Iti Manches­ 8400 or 646-8646. ing legal claims, a spokesman said. ment incentives and a "voluntary million of surplus funds to the firm. serious injuries but 134 were treated for $46,900,000 compared to $51,300,000 for the same Baldwin Rd. all ter. Apply In person, Krause Florist, 621 Hart­ Just Hang Your Hat! Union Carbide said it would take a severance allowance " program would Union Carbide has authorized $100 burning eyes, lungs or nausea caused period last year. Backlog at July 31, 1985, was This location is currently Parkade Apt. all pre-tax charge against 1985 profits ford Road, Manchester." While the other rent helps be offered to reduce salaried positions. million for improvements in environ­ by aldicarb oxime, used to make $59,700,000, compared with the $71,300,000 back­ Farguaon Road 121-36D pay the mortgage. 3-3 two earnings of $990 million, which will Specific units of the company to be mental protection and safety through­ Temik, a pesticide that also contains log at July 31, 1984. involved in a labor dispute. Concord SI all Waitresses and Hostess — Mornings and evenings. family, large spacious reduce earnings by about $8 a share. affected will be announced in the next out its facilities, in addition to $120 methyl isocyanate, Gerber Systems Technology Inc., the. com­ Gardner St. 3-66 rooms, quiet street, separ­ The company asked Wednesday that few weeks and most staff reductions are million already committed for 1985. A handful of people reported minor pany’s 80-percent-owned subsidiary, reported net Apply In person, LaS- 8-167 trada West, 471 Hartford Real Estate ate utilities. Offered In the the trading of its stock be suspended. expected to come through retirements, earnings of $38,000 for the first quarter ended July Highland SL. $80's. Jackson 8< Jackson symptoms following an Aug. 13 leak of Road. The firm plans to buy back up to 10 Failla said. Some layoffs "may have to ANDERSON SAID THE “ MAJOR brake fluid chemicals at Union Car­ 31, 1985 compared to a net loss of $139,000 in last Real Estate, 647-8400 or million shares of its own common stock, take place," he added. impact” of the charges will affect Union bide’s South Charleston plant, which year’s first quarter. Gerber Scientific Inc.’s I^ H D M E S 646-8646. which would free the company from The financial restructuring will pro­ Carbide’s petro-chemical businesses also had a hydrochloric acid leak last financial statements include its 80 percent share MANCHESTER HERALD paying up to $34 million in dividends vide cost reductions equivalent to about and metal-carbon products. Monday night. No one was reported of GST’s results. Call Circulation Dept FDR SALE Still Avallablel U8 Jackson Real thru Friday, days. Call Estate, 647-8400 or 646- $ EXTRA MONEY $ 646-0559. ter Road. 3 bedrooms, 1 Vz IMMEDIATE OPENINGS tile baths, formal dining 8646. Secretarial Help — Part room, (Ireplaced living CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 room, eat-ln kitchen. By Brand New Llstlngl Clean With Your Own Part-Time Job.' PUNCHING AND ROLLING time 8:30-1 or 1-5. Excel­ as a whistle I Very pretty lent typing and telephone owner, $94,500. 647-9038, by appointments only. lot on dead end street. OPERATORS presence. Glastonbury, Large sunporch, rec An excellent opportunity for 633-4676. Operating electronic perforating machlnee; Wait-Watchers — Just Re­ room, plush carpeting. 9 9 Notices Employment HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED good aptitude with figures; mechanically in­ duced For Quick Sale - Offered In the high $80's. Housewives and Mothers with Bolton Lunch Program — Jackson 8< Jackson Real clined; able to lift a maximum of 75 lbs.; able Needs part time kitchen was $84,900. Now reduced & Education to $79,900, owner building Estate, 647-8400 or 646- Easy assembly worki to work Independently. Entry level position. help. Monday-Thursday, 8646. $600.00 per 100. Guaran­ young children ^rnR^^bring them lOam-lpm. Pay new home. Full of charm I LOST AND FOUND teed Payment.'No Expe- $4.58/hour. Apply in per­ 8> character. 3 bedroom PACKERS Colonial with fireplaced Bolton Lake Waterfront. rlence/No Sales. Details with you and save on son. Friday, August 30th 39 Vernon Road, Bolton. Grampv'sis Hiring Assist­ Construction — Prolect Housekeepers — Full Auto Service Technicians living room and formal Impounded — Female, 1 HELP WANTED send self-addressed Dishwasher/Kitchen Help Responsible for preparations, packaging or Tuesday; September See this gorgeous 7 room ant M an ag ers, $200 Manoger — Rapidly grow time and port time — Part time and full time dining room, new roof 8, year, Malamute, black stamped envelope; ELAN — We need people full and documentation for materials. At least 18 3rd between 10-12. Bolton hohrte with 105' of prime and white, Union Street. VITAL-173, 3418 Enter­ weekly, 40 hour week. Ing, Hartford based gen­ needed. Special Incentive available. Experienced In babysitting costs; Elementary School, 106 ceilings. One owner home time/part time. Weekend eral contractor has Imme­ and flexible working sche­ front end alignments, years of age; willingness and ability to move maintained with pride. waterfront. Moat rooms Call the Manchester Dog prise Road, Ft. Pierce, FL Cashiers, $4/hour and Notch Rood, Bolton. have gorgeous view of Experienced Full Tlme- 33482. days and weekday nights. diate opening for Prolect dule. Please fill out appli­ brakes and tuneups pre­ large and heavy materials. Entry level. Century 21 Jackston- a Warden, 646-4555. /Bookkeeper and office Dell people for all shifts. If Uniforms and meals pro­ the lakel Aluminum sid­ you are energetic, relia­ Manager with a minimum cation at the front desk. ferred. Will consider ap­ Showcaie, 646-1316. manager. Apply In per­ vided. Benefits available. Shipping and Receiving ing, deck, 2 car garage Salesclerk. Apply in per­ ble and want to grow with of 10 years experience. Quality Inn, 51 Hartford plicants with less expe­ Clerk — 40 hour week, LOOKING FOR an apart­ son, Marlow's Inc. 867 Competitive pay and ad­ Position requires a solid Turnpike, Vernon. rience. Uniforms GSP offers an excellent benefits package New Lifting — $93,900. and much morel Offered Main Street. Manchester. son, Marlow's Inc., 867 a growing company, which includes medical, dental and life Monday thru Friday. Manchester. Remodeled at $149,900. ment? Be sure to check Main Street, Manchester. apply In person, Gram- vancement opportunities. background In all phases provided but must have Apply In person. Ground Also, part time Truck Colonial with 4-car gar­ the many yacancles py's, 706 Main Street. of residentloi construc­ own tools. Full company insurance, pension plan and tuition Driver. Apply In person, listed In classified each Newspaper dealer needed Round Restaurant, Glas­ tion Including planning, benefits available. Call reimbursement. Please apply at our facility. age, heated lun room, for our South Windsor 11am-3pm weekdays. Ar­ den, fireplaced living Custom Colonial — "For day. tonbury. 659-0162. estimating, scheduling, K-Mart Auto Service, 643- Nature Lover's and area. Call 647-9946, Man­ Part Time Positions avail­ thur Drug, 942 Main room, 3 bedrooms and 2 buying, supervision and Front Desk Clerk — For 6510 for an appointment. 22 Hours Per Week Street. Golfer's Alike". Feel free chester Herald. able for dependable peo­ turnover. Phone 549-5946 the Quality Inn. Port time PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT odditlonal unheated bed­ room*. D.W. Fish Realty, to call us for a personal Waitresses — Days and ple to perform general for more Information. hours that Include wee­ Salary Plus Gas Allowance showing on this move-ln weekends. 8am-2pm cleaning and floor main­ kends and holidays. GERBER SCIENTIHC PRODUCTS, INC. Lot Person — Apply In 643-1591 or 871-1400. I ANNOUNCEMENTS dally. 11am-3pm part time tenance In a modern of­ person, Village Motors, condition, 8Vz room, 4 Hostess-M/F — We need Please fill out application 151 Batson Drive bedroom, 2Vs both home dally. Antonio's, 956 Main fice building In the Man­ smiling faces for full tlme- at the front desk, 51 Part Time — Students. SOUND INTERESTING? Manchester, CT 06040 369 Center Street, New Listing — $115,500. Emergency? In Manches­ Production Workers — Street. chester area. Experience Manchester. Manchester. Historic 9 with first-floor laundry /part time hours. Nights, Hartford Turnpike, Work 10 or more hours a You can ba a Herald Area Adviaar and handle and 1 0 1 / M / r ter, dial 911 tor fire, Full time days, part time helpful but not required. weekends and some days aupervlta our carrier boya 8i girla. It you like kid* - room Colonial with coun­ room, large fireplace with Vernon. week. Flexible hours. cathedral celling and pri­ police, medical help. evenings. No experience Dental Hygenlst — For Hours are from 5:30 to during fall. Good pay, Arbor Acres — Full time Work entire semester and want a little Indapandance and your own Income... Mature Counterperson try kitchen, first floor for drycleonlng establish­ vate deck with many cus­ necessary, will train. Saturday mornings start­ 9:30pm, Monday thru Fri­ meals provided. Benefits poultry farm workers. Persons to work In kit­ you may be eligible for family room, fireplaced Get the Want Ad habit ... Apply In person, Plllow- ing In September In Man­ day. For an Interview available. Apply In per­ Paid health and retire­ ment. Part time or full living room, 3-car garage, tom and attractive fea­ chen with other girls. To our $100 scholarship. ture*. It offers the finest In reod and use the little ads tex Corp., 49 Regent chester area. General appointment, please call son, Ground Round Res­ ment plans. Call 633-4661, Apply at Glastonbury S ub­ time. Experience pre­ and beautiful ground* all make sandwiches and ferred or will train. Par­ comfortable living. In Classified regularly. Street, Manchester, CT. dentist office. Please call 649-3181 between 9am and taurant, Glastonbury, 659- Jim Fracchia for an way, 2642 Main t t r o f t , In absolutely gorgeous other kitchen duties. 649- kade Cleaners, Manches­ Strano Real Estate, W- 643-7711. 646-1737. 649-2796. 4pm dally. 0162. appointment. 0305. Glastonbury, shape. D.W. Fish Realty, CALL 647-9946 or 647-9947 ter Parkade, 649-5559. 643-1591 or $71-1400. "SOLD". to - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Aug. 29. 19B5 KIT N’ CARLYLE by Larry Wright (HOMES r r i APARTMENTS FOR SALE I ^ F O R RENT

CHFA Approved 11 Per­ Bti^NESS & SEItVICE DIRiCTORY B<7/. you CAN cent Mortopoe — Hurry I P6ftUyL0o|2Kup ' and see this Immaculate 2 AHApperiTe WITH bedroom ranch In town. One Bedroom — Applian­ f- l,enbVER. MBATeAU^-. Priced In the 60's. Alumi­ ces, cellar storage, park­ num sided, full basementi ing, heat 8, hot water "We Guarantee Our Hou- supplied. Manchester. sesl'....Blanchard & Ros- $425 monthly. 649-2871. endlReHUing, tntettor and D.a.KTtWMN setto Real Estate, 646- W, tw* It.* ^ ektedor peintlno « oom- ■UK.DWa APAINTMa 2482. Four Room Apartment — Complers eirpsntry toryioe, ItHfffS* lltfilFfPBN Ml Quality OtlWcarar« pMbi deoarating Mrvkse kllohsn and bathroomi p Downstairs, West side, i*iiil*wa*as»st« r«t«i to r < cuetom wall paper bang- South Windsor — New lamodellno. rac raomi anOi one car parking. $325 rtA from 6 wetkt ITM • Irwurenee damage adrBtiono. insuranoo damage listing, Immaculate 8 manthly, 2 months secur­ y» K in io » tl,l^ m ore inform apeotallstt. apMiaNat OH ' room Contemporary Co­ ity. 643-5873. 18 ««nlor dlt' - motiott on ojir concept of . w»84 643-2692. 2791. " ii«ilp;3pe(lal«bntl4ler'': ' fert, room oddlttont, «n.|orEldenvonciHan. decks, oil tvpeS)of refho- . . . Manchester — $129,900. ^(Mingond wwlrs PRBe~»Robert „ jidlng-Remod E. Jof Something Special. <4 eshmotes. specialist. Addltlo ,, CDC to report That's what this house Isl CMrttverhtdrtehKxmi- Ndifte Vour mm price -4: I? rooting, sldln*!! I arrests Beautifully decorated, 3/4 Two Bedroom Flat — $445 yiMrthk.iiSihustox. $c : and ' spn> 6pm, 647-8509. , (hens, ibOthroom»|:" bedrooms, first floor plus utilities. Security re­ ftdtoiie,««kW i| deptndoble tervlcei'i CELEBRITY CIPHER mahogany panelled fam­ f p I a c e m e n Celebrity Cipbet cryptogramt are created Irom guolations by quired. No pets. 649-9455. ! Pointing. Paoerttonglngi -uon Ck 'wlndows/do«r», 8434712, lamout people, past and present Each teller in the cipher stands to directors on ily room, rec room, fully ome# AAodthiie Rtpoir* ; t , Removoi. o a t — New lor another Today a ciu« I equals C 2 landscaped. Call today. Manchester — Ayallable 1 ...... temodeling, Joyce G. Epstein Real October 1st. 2 plus bed­ Vh OiMl’detlvery. 38veelnHng and Ptsaerhano;' odfoges, kliti by CONNIE WIENER 3 Estate, 647-8895. rooms, children OK. exherpOB. 847-1«ta , ing — OrteHar ondlntwi.. water Herald Reporter bedrooms, first floor ★ September 15th. 3 bed­ .4431. Carpentry « horbhhe. PFA X SMA MOHB AWH FBSH.” laundry, beautiful rooms, children OK. $525 1 foryqvr child In*,- Ing services r«. Steven Erie, managing director of Community Fargo heist wooded lot. Great loca­ plus utilities. Bob, 649- my iSrtiiMfd Nune. there i interior P o in ty & Wot^ home repoirs. osterCordoi — JYNHTXIJ WFVAMY. Development Corp . plun.s to appear before the town's tion! See It today. Joyce 0917. win i i oi^tnhe In. the )p«perlM — Com evonx r deling. Quol Board of Directors at its Sept. 10 meeting to give the G. Epstein Real Estate, begiffitihg of September. : inge, Oory M cH ugh.. orences, II PREVIOUS SOLUTION: “The theater is supposed to directors a full report on the situation at the Bennet 9 647-8895. show Hie oft so people see on a grand scale W e have Now accepting appli­ CaH«7"T89i.______84mi1. sured. Coll 0 Apartments at 1146 Main SI. cations for waiting Hat banalized it ” — Liv Ullmann Erie said today he w-ill answer any questions, Manchester — Solar C»0d QwWttv Sockhoe .;;=^'’:Ow(nosElectii NMlisaM Officials contend maintenance free 7 room only for 1 and i! oed- (© 1905 by NEA. tnc Z09 including questions on financing. "We have nothing lo room handicapped ond...... iKCdvatlrth... Work .... W ^ , Eiectrieol r, Floor ggn^rth - Ranch, 2 baths, on quiet sntcavatidn Need A tort k>Hke niw. SpwMI hide,” Erie said. corner lot convenient to apartments. Call 64fl- Meanwhile, John FitzGerald, chairman of the 8295 between 10am & •nPW'h1«wifH$- No protF'! EkiNirienced Poperhonl^ ReooirT We ' :>older highway and shopping. .,, con ^dependent I ger/PoInter ovotlabie||. ReWdentiol < , stain Want to sell vour car? For Bennet Housing Corp.. said this morning the financial Gerena’s in Cuba Many extras. By owner. 2pm. gtruction Co., 4S8-'tiood rotes.,Good work;? oumos, Pui onyrng quick results, use a low- books on the Bennet Apartments are open to anyone $99,900. 644-2137. K '—^ ^ “ lerooces.^ 7»S8. -<] Freetti" ^ .con< cost Classified ad. (Tail who wants to inspect them Erie said anyone who SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (UPI) - a woman said she heard several shots 643-2711 today to place wants to see the financial records should call the West Authorities arrested at least 16 people as dozens of FBI agents and police New Cape — Hebron. MANCHESTER your ad. Hartford office of CDC. 3.'i4 N Main St., at 236-6234. today in raids in Puerto Rico ond Boston surrounded a two-story building next Gorgeous customized 7 Second floor - Nice 2 At a news conference Thursday, the three door. room, 1 '/a bath home built bedroom apartment. There's someone out for the 1983 robbery of $7 million from FBI agents wearing bulletproof vests by Behrman. Family Immediate occupancy, NOTICE TO CREDITORS there who wants to buy Republican members of the town Board of Directors Wells Fargo armored car in Connecti­ INVITATION TO BID E S T A T E O F vour power tools. Find and carrying guns were posted on the room, fireplace, cedar ex­ no pets. The Manchester Public raised a number of questions about the Bennet cut by Puerto Rican separatists linked terior. "We Guarantee STORE AND (MISCELLANEOUS D A N IE L J. H A L L O R A N that buyer with a low-cost project. One of them concerned financing. rooftops of neighboring buildings and Cill 233D3I9 / M7-giZ8 Automotive Schools solicits bids for The Hon. Norman J. to Cuba. students from a nearby high school Our HousesI" Blanchard OFFICE SPACE (for r en t MUSIC EQUIPMENT tor the Preuss, Judge, of the Court ad In Classified. 643-2711. They asked, "Why has no money been paid to the FBI Director William Webslersaid 17 8> Rossetto Real Estate, [ 1905 1986 school year. Sealed of Probate, District ot An­ watched. bids will be received until town from Ihis project in lieu of taxes? " people were being sought in connection 646-2482. d over at 0 hearing held on Capt. Luis Cruz of the Luquillo police Garages — Manchester. September 5, 1985, 2:00 P.M., A ug ust 21, 1985 ordered that NOTICE TO CREDITORS The news conference was held by Republican with the West Hartford robbery, the RENNET ELDERLY Office Space — Excellent [CARS/TRUCKS at which time they will be said agents arrested Ojeda-Rios, known location with ample park­ Storage only. $40 per oil claims must be presented E S T A T E O F minority leader William Diana and Directors Donna second biggest in U S. history. Sixteen HOUSING month. Bob, 649-0917. (fo r s a le publicly opened. to the tiduclorv on or before JAMES SHEPARD KLAR, Mercier and Thomas H. Ferguson in the wake of of the suspects were named as as the "Cuban G-2, " and his wife, ing. 600, 400 8, 300 so. ft. The right Is reserved to re- N o ve m b e r 21, 1985 1985 or be o/k/o J A M E S S. K L A R Blanca Serrano. An FBI agent was hit lect ony and oil bids. Specifi­ newspaper stories about complaints by Bennet members of Los Macheteros, a terrorist now taking applica­ office suites are now barred os bv low provided. The Hon. Norman J. by a stone during the pre-dawn raid in available. 649-2891. 1979 Volvo 242DL — Sun­ cations ond bid forms may be Sharon B. Preuss, Preuss, Judge, of the Court tenants about Conditions there. group seeking independence for Puerto By Owner — 3 year old, tions for a walllitfl Hat roof, 5 speed overdrive. secured ot the Business Of­ Clerk ot Probate, District ot An­ Erie and FitzGerald both said today that no money Rico. the Costa Azul section of the northeast­ For Sale fice, 45 North School Street, The fiduciary Is: d over at a hearing held on 1,850 sq.ft., 7 room, 2Va only, for 1 and 2 bed­ 500 sq. ft. Office — Excel­ Very good condition. Monchester, CT. has been paid to the town in lieu of taxes because the One of the 17 named in the eight-count ern resort town of Luquillo, where a Must sell. $5,500 or best Evelvn W. Holloron J u ly 25, 1985 ordered that all bath Raised Ranch. One room apartments. lent location. $200 per RAYMOND E. DEMERS. 187 Hebron Rood claims must be presented to project has not produced enough revenue to provide indictment was Victor Gerena. 26, a neighbor said the couple had lived there acre lot near East Hart- Call 528-6522 for an month. Includes heat, |an- offer. 742-0598. BUSINESS MANAGER Bolton, C T 06040 the fiduciary on or before Oc­ funds to make the payment. former Wells Fargo guard accused of for nearly six months. ford/Glastonbury line. 053-00 059-08 tober 25, 1985 or be b arre d as More than 20 FBI agents, directed by application. M-F. Itor and parking. 649-5334, (HOUSEHOLD bv low provided. They said the contract under which the town and stealing the $7 million after overpower­ Quiet cul-de-sac, 2 car 643-7175. Chevy Chevette — 76, 2 John Navarreto, took part in the garage, fireplaced family 10am-2pm. ______(goods door hatchback. Fair con­ Sharon B. Preuss, CDC converted the former Bennet Junior High School ing two fellow security guards unload­ (CARS/TRUCKS NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARINO C le rk building into 45 apartments provides that the payment ing money from a truck in Sept. 12. 1983, Luquillo raid, backed by explosives room and appliances. dition. Great gas mileage. TOWN OF BOLTON The fiduciary Is: experts and crews aboard a helicopter A Asking $119,950. Call 649- Used Refrigerators, Call 649-4242. Moke an FOR SALE Morlorv H. Klor in lieu of taxes will be deferred until the revenues from in West Hartford, Conn. P u rsu a n t to Section 5.2 ot A and a firetruck. Two police patrol cars 0593. Washers, Ranges — offer. the Town Charter, the Board 21 Converse Rood the project generates money for the payment, "We know that Victor Manuel Gerena of Selectmen will hold o Pub­ Bolton, C T 06040 also were present. HOMES 400 Sq. Ft. - Second floor. clean, guaranteed, parts 060-08 Erie said the same deferral applies to land-lease has been given sanctuary in Cuba,” and service. Low prices. 1977 Buick Regal — V-6. lic Heorlng on Tuesday,ISep- payments the Bennet apartment project must pay to A neighbor said smoke poured out of a FOR RENT 1,000 sq. ft. ground floor. fem ber 3,1985 at 7:30 P .M . at Webster said. bathroom window "as if somebody (REAL ESTATE Prime location In Man­ B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 Power steering, disk Communl||v Hall to consider the town. The indictment said one of the chester. One block from Main Street, 643-2171. brakes, low mileage. Chew Impala, 1972 — 2 and act upon a proposed or­ TOWN OF COVENTRY BHA Associates Limited Partnership, the redevel­ suspects, Filiberlo Inocencio Ojeda- were burning papers.” WANTED Available Immediately — $2,700. 646-0454. door, gold, power steer­ dinance that would ollow AUCTION United Committee Against Repres­ 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, gar­ hospital. Professional oper for the project, was billed $8,264,83 by the town in Rios, had been told by a representative only. Call 522-7291 days, ing, power brakes, good qualifying veterans or sur­ sion spojteswoman Rita Zengotita said age, fireplace, new ap-- 1980 Grand Prix — V-6, air running condition. Call viving spouses an odditionol The Town ot Coventry Is ot­ January of the Cuban government, known as 24 hour cash otter on vour 646-2730 evenings. propertv tox exemption In tering for Auction the follow Erie s;iid the original agreement called for no Coma, that part of the stolen money the FBI agents had no search or arrest property — Call: Crockett pllances, fully carpeted, conditioning, power steer­ between 9am and 2pm, Ing Items: $800 monthly. Call Cor- accordance with C.G.S. 12-81 payment until 1986, but when the contract was drawn % "remained in the custody and care of warrants and she accused them of U Realty, 643-1577 for a Queen sized day bed, 4 ing, power brakes, AM 643-8163. if). Copies ot the proposed 1950 G a llo n G rad e r Free Rent In Manchester rentl 8, LaPenfa Real ordinance are on tile In the up in its final torm it called for a 1985 payment. In any unleashing a "wave of terror against U quick deqll — Prime space and loca­ years old, $200 or best radio, cloth Interior, low 1950 Inle rnotlo no l the Cuban government.” Estate, 646-0042. Tow n C le rk 's office, 222 B o l­ Bull-dozer event, Erie said, the bill has not been paid because the At least one arrest was made in the Puerto Rican independence tion. New. Hurry. 668-1447. offer. Call 646-3815. mileage. Excellent condi­ 1966 Chew Pickup — C-10 ton Center Rd., Bolton, CT tion. Coll 643-6925. stepside. Good running 1969 G M C V o n cash flow does not warrant payment under terms of Boston and police sources in San Juan movement.” 06040. ? Floll Mower Laywer Noel Colon Martinez, a condition. $300. 646-8784 BOARD OF SELECTMEN 4 1300x24 tires the agreement. said 14 people were arrested and Rentals (STORE AND Remove mineral buildup (MISCELLANEOUS after 5pm. TOWN OF BOLTON International 110 In addition to the $8,264.83, the limited partnership brought separately to the federal prominent independence leader, said from vour teakettle bv Cutting Bor, Brush the raids were aimed against members I OFFICE SPACE (fo r s a le 063-08 has been billed $55,377.14 for land-lease rental for building since 3 a.m. Hoods were placed pouring In half a cup of 1976 Ford Gran Torino — A sse m b ly calendar year 1984 and $27,688.57 for half of calendar over the suspects’ heads and no of the movement, which seeks Puerto white vinegar and one For Sole — 1974 Dotsun 351 Cleveland, automatic, Old Calculator Rico's independence from the United (ROOMS Ottice/Soufh Windsor — Five Piece Drexel Mahog- A list of conditions of year 1983. identification was immediately quart of tap water. Heat to 260Z, for parts. Best offer. 4 door, good running con­ LEGAL NOTICE Herald photo by Tarqulnlo Sullivan Ave. 2 large oney bedroom set, 1 four equloment, con be picked up Erie said both those obligations as well as the States. G FOR RENT rolling boll and let stand 649-8845 after Spm. dition. Call 646-7955. TOWN OF BOLTON possible. at the Coventry Highway De­ Police said Ojeda had links to rooms, air conditioning, for one hour. Pour out cushion sofa all In very payment in lieu of taxes are deferred until revenues A pro-independence socialist G portment, 46 Bradbury Lone, ample parking, $260 a good condition. Call after The Bolton Planning Com­ exceed expenditures. terrorist activities and the mprder of a Ladles Only — Nice, quiet solution, fill with water, 1973 Dodge Coronet Sta­ Coventry, Conn. monthly. Critical Thought, was also month. 236-6021 or 644- boll again and discard. Spm. 649-3541. mission requests proposqis Erie said there is a mechanism by which Rainy day garb raided and an independence movement narcotics agent, but they gave no room for senior citizen or 3977. tion Wagon — V-8, 318, 1972 Chevy Nova — Re­ from town plonnlng consult­ Items for Auction, con be specific details. Zengotita said at least working girl. Located on Add buildup to vour Power steering, power ants tor work toward com­ Inspected on Friday Septem­ Community Development Corp., a partner in the spokeswoman charged the FBI had built 307, 9,000 ml les. Auto­ pletion of on updating ot the ber 6, 1985, between the hou rs Susan Booth, co-owner of Helium Hi’s, a novelty delivery three people were arrested in separate busline. References and budget bv selling no- brakes, automatic, lug­ matic. Good Condition. apartment project, reports on finances lo the Bennet unleashed a "wave of terror against the longer used furniture and Bolton Town Plon. Much of 7 A .M . ond 3 P .M . raids in the San Juan areas of Rio security. Call after gage rack, trailer hitch, $900 or best offer. 742-5824. data collection and rough Housing Corp. He said CDC provides the Bennet business at 413 Main St., dresses "Cindy" for the wet weather Puerto Rican independence appliances with a low-cost [PETS The Auction will be held on 5:30pm, 644-0383. In the Craft Book AM Raldo, 2 snows & drafting has already been Saturday September 14, 1985 Housing Corp. with an annual budget and a mid-year this morning. Today's forecast calls for rain all day and evening, movement.” ad In Classified. 643-2711. extra spare. Many new 8, done. interim report. Riding Lessons — Sodle- at to A.M. with partial clearing by Saturday afternoon. In the northeastern town of Luquillo, Please.turn to page 10 Furnished Room — Kit­ spare parts. $500/Best Details may be obtained 062-08 He said each year the CDC provides the town's chen, close to bus and seat and huntseat. Be­ offer. 646-3067. from the Selectmens' Office, Board of Directors with a financial report compiled by shopping. Call 647-9288an­ ginners welcome. All 222 Bolton Center Rood, B o l­ ages. Beautiful quality 1975 Buick Electro — 4 ton, C T 06040. P ro p o sa ls will a certified public accountant He said such a report ytime. Leave message. New FASHION be accepted there through S INVITATION TO BID was given to the Board of Directors early this year for Arabians for sale. 742- door, all power, good p.m., September 30, 1985. Seated bids will be received 5734. , condition, dependable. In the General Servlces'of- operation in 1984. $1,000/best offer. 649-3671. BOLTON PLANNING tlce, 4t Center St., M a n c h e s­ Asked if he had informed town officials that the Ejena gains strength en route to Florida APARTMENTS 1975 Mercury Comet — COMMISSION ter, CT until 11:00a.m. on the NEW 7 Free Kittens — Variety 72,000 miles. Excellent R. E. G O R T O N dote show n below tor the fo l­ payment in lieu of taxes would not be made because FOR RENT of colors. Please call 742- CHAIRMAN low ing; revenues were not sufficient. Erie said he had ( condition. Extras. $1,400 MDTORCYCLES/ PENSACOLA, Fla. (UPI) - Hurri­ 87.5 west, about 160 miles south of Escambia County Sheriff's Depart­ Camille but it's not a Danny, either,” 5768. or best. 643-2328, eveninos, (b ic yc les 058-08 S E P T E M B E R 10, 1985 informed Town Attorney Kevin O'Brien and Finance ment, said a few people chose lo remain said Harrison County (Miss.) Civil Manchester — Available VAC-ALL RENTAL FOR Officer Thomas Moore orally that the bill was not cane Elena, a potential killer hurricane Pensacola. Borbara. TOWN WIDE LEAF that sent 120,000 residents and Labor "There are also indications the on Santa Rosa Island. Defense Director Wade Guice. "This is immediately. One, two Mongoose Bike. Cost $250 INVITATION TO BID *788 PICKUP going to be paid. "We have the names of their next of more like a Frederic of '79 or a Betsy of and three bedroom apart­ -REBUILDINO EXIgTINO Both Erie and FitzGerald criticized the Manchester Day holiday tourists fleeing inland from steering currents are changing and the new. Best offer. Call 742- S E P T E M B E R 12, 1985 Gulf coast resorts, flung its 100 mph hurricane is expected to make a more kin,” he said. '65 — both were killers and not to be ments. $410, $475, $525, 5824. CHIMNEV - MAYBERRY RADIO MAINTENANCE, Herald for its Aug. 22 scries of stories about Bennet heat and hot water In­ South Windsor Kennel SCHOOL- POLICE 8. PUBLIC WORKS tenants' complaints. Among complaints reported by winds and 12-foot tides today toward the northerly course today,” said the They're staying at their own risk,” taken lightly " Club — Obedlance and The Board of Education, 110 DEPTS. hurricane center. "If this occurs, the said another official. cluded. J.D. Real Estate, SAVINGS Long Hill Drive, East Hart­ the Herald were concerns about leaky apartments, condominium coves of the Florida More than 100,000 people shuttered 646-1980. breed handling classes S E P T E M B E R 13, 1985 panhandle. threat to southeast Louisiana will Allen Dean Jr., who manages a Wednesday nights at the I 7 q JRECREATIDN ford, Ct., will receive sealed CHENEY HISTORIC door access to the handicapped, poor lighting, coastal homes, packed belongings and bids for "REBUILDING EX­ DISTRICT - PHASE I - Hurricane warnings were posted decrease and warnings may be lowered Holiday Inn on Pensacola Beach, told Tolland Agricultural Gold I'JI VEHICLES ISTING CHIMNEY - MAY­ inadequate heat and unfinished carpentry. jammed coastal highways along the Large 3 room heated to make RECONSTRUCTION OF from Morgan City, La., to Apalachic­ there later today.” guests to leave the resort Thursday. Gulf coast, where resorts were jammed apartment. $440 monthly, Building, Route 30, Ver­ BERRY SCHOOL". Bid In­ ELM 8. FOREST STREETS In another development. Ada Sullivan, the Florida Gov. Bob Graham warned "It's a heartbreaker to have this non. Starting September formation and specifications chairman of the Board of Commissioners of the ola, Fla., a span of about 450 miles. The with tourists anticipating one last security, no pets, no ap- 1982 Jayco Pop-up — 14'/a ore available at the Business The Town of Manchester Is storm was not expected to hit land until residents of low-lying areas to evacuate weekend disappear like this because of pllances. 646-2426 4th. Beginners Obedlance Office. Sealed bids will be re­ on equal opportunity em- Manchester Housing Authority, said Thursday she summer fling during the Labor Day ft. Fully loaded, excellent olover, and requires an ottlr- early Saturday. immediately or face possible injury or the storm,” he said. weekdays. classes, $35 for 7 weeks at condition. Must be seen. ceived until 1:00 p.m., VVed- feels the MHA should not manage the Bennet holiday weekend. And some 20,000 men 6:30. Advanced classes, nesdov, Septem ber 4, 1985 at motlve action policy tor all ot The hurricane slowed its forward death, and he dispatched 250 National In Mississippi. Gov. Bill Allain 2 Call 643-9689. Its Contractors and Vendors Apartments as suggested by two Democrats on the on pil rigs in coastal waters also Manchester — Immacu­ 7:30. Open and utility which time they will be pub­ motion today, giving it more time to Guardsmen to Pensacola to help with declared a state of emergency Thurs­ MILEU licly opened and reod aloud. os 0 condition of doing busi­ Board of Directors. Story on page 3. evacuated to safe ground. class 8:30, $3 per class. ness with the Town, os per strengthen over the warm Gulf waters. the evacuation. day night for the Gulf Coast counties of 3 late 3Vj room apartment. The Board of Education res­ Stove, refrigerator, wall- Breed Handling classes, erves the right to accept or Federal Order 11246. "Winds are now 100 mph and Elena Escambia County Civil Defense Di­ Harrison. Jackson and Hancock, and Mansions along the Mississippi coast, to-wall. No pets. Referen­ 6:30,7:30 8.8:30, $5aclass. MISCELLANEOUS relect any or all bids or the Bid forms, plans ond soecltl- could become even more dangerous rector M.K. "Buck” Renfroe estimated Louisiana Gov. Edwin Edwards, cal­ ravaged 16 years ago by Hurricane No pre-registratlon. right to waive technical lor- cdtions ore available at the ces. $350 plus utilities. (a u to m o tiv e m olltles It It Is In the best In­ General Services' office. before moving across the coast early that 20,000 people were evacuating ling Elena "a major hurricane,” Camille, were boarded up. 649-4003. terest to do so. TOWN OF MANCHESTER, Labor Day 1985 Saturday,” the National Hurricane Santa Rosa Island. Perdido Key and declared an emergency in 14 parishes. "People are panicking and heading Three Free Kittens — 7 Parts for 73 Buick Apollo Richard A. Huot, CONNECTICUT Center said in a late advisory. low-lying areas along Pensacola’s Alabama Gov. George Wallace also inland,” said Carol Barnette of the weeks old, box trained, 2 D irector ROBERT B. WEISS, Monday, Sept. 2, is Labor Day, a legal holiday. declared an emergency, buff, 1 tiger. Call 649-3687. and 71 Nova. Engine, Business Services GENERAL MANAGER At 9 a.m. EDT, the center of Elena waterfront. Mobile County (Ala.) Emergency Man­ 061-08 Municipal oflloes: Town offices in Manchester, was near latitude 28.0 north, longitude Maj. Dick Barlow, an officer with the "This Is not a super storm like agement Agency. body & windows. Call 055-08 Andover. Bolton and Coventry will be closed Spacious 4 Room Apart­ 742-5824. 0 Monday. 9 ment — One bedroom, [MUSICAL TOWN OF MANCHIBTBR Slate and federal offices: Closed Monday. State formal dining room, I ITEMS______LEGAL NOTICE available September 1st. Motor Vehicle Department offices will close at $390 plus utilities. Secur­ For The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold o public 12:30 p.m, today and will reopen Tuesday. Auto Astronauts get ready for satellite repair in Plano — Year old, Kim­ hearing on Wednesday, Septembers, 1985 ot7:W P.M. In the ity. 6464)754. ^Womon Who Sew ball console. Hardly used. emissions testing stations will be open all day Hearing Room, Lincoln Center, 494 M ain Street, Manches­ today but will be closed Saturday and Monday. CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (UPI) - again possibly Sunday when they try to firings were planned for early Saturday slowly spinning. Q -13 3 First come first served. ter, Connecticut to hear and consider the following peti­ Five Room Apartment — With the e/cduahe $850. 646-3430 after 5pm. tions: Post offices; Post offices will be closed Monday Discovery’s spacewalking repairmen repair the stranded Syncom 3 radio lo complete the rendezvous. Because of power problems with one Heat and hot water, $500 BRUNO DUBALDO - RISUBDIVISION - CONORRSS and there will be no regular home mail delivery. closed in on a crippled but fully fueled relay station. Back at the Kennedy Space Center, of the joints on Discovery's space per month. Security and ■rhiB 68-pa^e Craft Book PN0TO4UM STRR RT A N D IR V IN O B T R IR T (D-3S) - To resubdIvIde two Libraries: The Mary Cheney and Whiton communications satellite today for a Earlier, the shuttle’s cabin pressure engineers hauled the ntw shuttle crane, which will slow down Its are in the existing lots totalling approxlmotelv .54 acres, known os Lot references required. Phll- is filled with more than Patterns Memorial libraries will be closed Saturday and weekend service call to "hot-wire” the was lowered and the spacewalkers Atlantis to the same launch pad operation, the spacewalk Is expected to brlck Agency, 646-4200. 40 quick-to-make items I TAG SA^S 88 and Lot 89, to create three lots - 63 Irving Street and the spent 45 minutes breathing pure oxygen Discovery left Tuesday to ready the require two days to complete instead of usinj felt, yarn, plastics Manchester northerly portion ot 59 Irving Street. Monday and the bookmobile will not run. The relay station so the Navy can put it to and other inexpensive BOB RILRY OLOSMOBILR - SPRCIAL RXCIPTION - Bentley Memorial Library in Bolton will be work. to help flush nitrogen from their untried spaceship for its maiden launch one as originally planned. Manchester — 6 room FASHION...The MaaailBc Tag Sale — Childrens ADAMS iT R R IT (R-16) - Speclol Exception application bloodstreams, a routine procedure to around Oct. 3 on a secret military Once Syncom 3 Is stabilized, a bar will duplex, 2 bedrooms, ap­ household remnants. Fun Herald closed Saturday and Monday. The Booth and As Discovery steadily narrowed the to make for gifts and ba­ for Womca Wko Sew, is here clothing and toys, excel­ under Article 11, Section 16.15.02(a) to develop a parcel In Dimock Memorial Library in Coventry will be gap with the target Syncom 3 satellite, prevent the "bends” when working in mission. be attached to its side with a fixture that pliances Including washer zaars. with dozens of easy-lo-sew lent condition. Call 643- excess ot 4 acres, to permit o use which requires outside itor- and dryer. $550 plus utili­ Pkoto-CaMe pattern designs everyday. oge of motor vehicle Inventory, supplies and equipment and open Saturday but closed Monday the shuttle crew trained television low-pressure spacesuits. Thursday. Discovery’s crewmen will allow the mechanical arm to latch Q-133, Craft Book, is 9689. which requires automobile parking spaces In excess of 60 Otherwise, Engle, van Hoften, launched Syncom 4, a redesigned on. Then Fisher and van Hoften will ties. No pets. No chllren. $3.25 a copy. in aU size ranges. . . limdy, Retailers; Most stores will remain open cameras on hurricane Elena for the flattering styles for busy spaces - 2S9 Adams Street. Fisher, Richard Covey and John version of the crippled satellite they begin installing' electronic gear to 649-7366 or 646-1131. Tag Sqle — Saturday, Monday. second day in a row. Commander Joe Te order. Mad $3JS, laclidti career women or active mart i"' • f®*** CHANOR - BIOWRLL Banks: AU banks will be closed Monday. Some Engle said the storm was Lounge faced a relatively light schedule hope to repair, and two other communi­ bypass the faulty automatic timer that postf|t Md kaitdlim. homemakers; Sew-Slaple Augu$tv31sf7 9:30am- S T R U T (A-29) - To change the zoning closslflcotlon from today as Discovery relentlessly gained cations satellites were launched Tues­ Manchester — 5 room, 2 A N N E CABOT designs for children and gifts; 5:30pm. 65 Miller Rood, p m * * Rural Residence and Residence B to Planned Residence De­ will also be closed on Saturday. "spectacular.” Tailed to activate the craft in April. bedroom, heat and hot plus a Sewlag SappleiMt Eost Windsor, CT(off hoppers velopment for land of opproximatelv 1.2 acres and to op- Liquor: Liquor stores will be closed Monday. "It’s sure an interesting storm,” ground on Syncom 3. By 8:30 a.m.. day to earn NASA $35 million In delivery water Included. $625. prove a General Plan of Development for fhe site as shown New torti, N.T. lOuse (directions for skirt, liny doll Griffin Road). on the moot Included In the petition - 279 Bldwell Street. Bars will remain open. Engle said as the shuttle raced over the Discovery was less than 2,000 miles fees. Children welcome. 647- Print Nemo, Addresi witb ZIP and quilt, tote bag and S h o p t h e Garbage collection: There will be no refuse hurricane. "It doesn’t have a classic behind its target and catching up at Syncom 3, an $85 million satellite 7602. t O J E OAd &iy;e NmnOir. kitchen aids); and two Boaas JUS??.?!AUDWaW ANSALDI, JR. - ZONR CHANOR - SPRINO ETRRRT (A-N) - To change fhe collection in Manchester or Bolton Moflday. The eye yet but It looks like it's trying to about 130 miles per orbit. J owned by Hughes Communications I n Inside Today SPECIAL: Ovef 200 se­ Coapoas. Classifieds. zoning clasiltlcatlon from Rural Residence to Residence AA collection will be held one day later. Dumps in develop one. Flight director Jay Greene said the c. and leased by the Navy, has been East Hartford — Avolla- lections and a FltEE Price.. .$2.00 a copy. tor o parcel of oporaxlmotel vTS.Oocree - portion of 600V Spr- space shuttle was cruising along In stranded in a useless orbit since April ble October 1st, first floor. Pattern Section in the ino Strttt. Andover and Coventry will be closed Monday. 'Tve got a lot of (friends) over there To order, saad |1.8t. Modes 20 Year Accumulation — Emergency numbers: In Manchester, high­ in northwest Florida that will be hoping tip-top shape with only minor problems. when its automatic self starter failed to 20 pages, 2 sections Immaculate 6 room apart­ ALBUM. Just $3.00. Kerosene heater, china At this hearing Interested persons may be heard and written Manchester communicptlons received. Copies of these petitions hove way, 647-3233: refuse, 647-3248; sewer and water, this storm misses them, anyway.” "Everything's in good shape. We're engage after launch from a shuttle. ment In 3 family. Applian­ Alio ttioto BOOKS At SS>SS M a K] cabinet, dining fable, **’• Town C Itrk's office and moy be Inspected 647-3111. In Bolton, civil preparedness, 649-8743. On Discovery’s lower deck, mean­ all waiting for tomorrow,” he said. For the repair Saturday, which Advlc«^^ _ 14 ObItuartM . ces, garage. Security dep­ ft-1 SS-ROIE B U lin - dlrootlfoi OloMware, old tools, lots during office hours. C iM ilflsd - . Oplnlon,ii^ for 20 pleeod M d ■pfllSN ONltts. OSS m IstME Herald The chase began in earnest Thursday begins about 7:30 a.m. EDT, van Hoften osit, references required, MMAre^Aesrleis of old stuff. Saturday and In Coventry, town garage, 742-6588. while, astronauts James "Ox” van C o m ict. ____6 P«opl«(tlk . no pets, working couple Q-117-Pl«ln B PMOt aOWER New Ysm, N.T. IBOM PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION with two rocket firings. A fhiril was plans to stand on Discovery's SO-foot- Enttrtainmtnt. ^ 1 2 Sports____ BUILTS-24 grtctfdl Ittlgns. Sunday, 8/31, 9/1, 9om- MondiMtcr H«rold 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 .Mancheiter Herald; The Herald will not Hoften and William Fisher were preferred. $450 plus utlll- Leo Kwosh, Secretory publish Monday and its offices will be closed. planned today to "tweak” the shuttle's long robot arm to manually stabilize the LftHary---- .... 2 Ttt«v($lon. O-IM-Mike It wltH Nofdto & krisi Nans, gddriss with ZIP 4pm. 45 Village Street, 4 4 3 - 3 7 1 1 8:30 a.m.-5:00 p.m Doted of Manchester, CT this 29th day of August, 19BS. carefully checking out the $2 million tlM. 528-6779 after 5pm. Thriod-Dlrectloni for 40 item . COBC, speed by Just 6 mph. Four mqre/rockel 15,190-pound satellite, which may be Manchester. 057-01 spacesuits they will wear Saturday and